'"There is no good way to say this" but to say this: AI is the antithesis of education. It is the antithesis of the future. As such, it is a kind of epistemological death, and I recognize... we have long been surrounded by such efforts; we are grieving already. And yet, we go on.'

'But much to the detriment of learning... we have seen education redefined as something else -- as a product, not a process. As certification, not transformation. The liminality has been shattered; instead of ritual, society has demanded “outcomes” and “optimization.”'

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Congrats :)

Hey, I can recommend a GREAT submarine manufacturer for a tour of the Titanic ...

Literally hundreds of people were either directly involved in the crime itself, actively blocked accountability, or passively knew and actively chose to turn a blind eye to it. Hundreds. And each and every one of them would make the world better by being at the bottom of the sea

Will freely concede I thought it was a scandal but not quite as pervasive as it turned out to be. The sheer scale of how many people knew and actively intervened to prevent powerful men being held accountable -- ongoing even right now! -- has been genuinely stunning

I mean, I do hold out hope that someone out there might be changed or challenged for good but like

You are not going to enjoy what I write if you're a fascist.