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It is achievable. The question is whether the effort required is worthwhile. And the bananarama principle would apply.

From elsewhere on my blog. You see? Stand down, soldier. We're not storming the beecheas just yet...
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Here’s the full paragraph for context. Have you heard of reported speech?

Logical fallacies aren’t cogent. You can tilt at windmills all you like. But on your own. I’m off to have a nice evening. Come back when you can tell me where I said the things you said I said.

Wow. Read it again. Where am I parroting the line that cognitive offloading is making people dumber? I’d thought the piece is a little more nuanced than that, even for those in search of a straw man! 😊

Some are some less so. As they say: the future is already here, just not evenly distributed. I’m working on the distribution bit!

I think this or something like this is the only way. School is not just about learning subjects, important though that is, but also about teaching children how to be the best version of themselves so as to make the world a better place for everyone.

Here's the link to the article www.azimuth.org.uk/ai-in-school...

Probably. The constant push for more without acknowledging trade-offs can feel relentless, and it takes a real toll. Cakeism captures part of that dynamic, and it’s no surprise many colleagues feel squeezed out by it.

Here is the link to the full article. Let me know what you think! 😀 www.azimuth.org.uk/cakeism-and-...