Germans were famous for their bureaucracy well before the Nazis. The Prussians made it a virtue.years ago I asked my German MD friend why he came to the USA to practice medicine. He gave a couple of reasons, one of which how bureaucratic the German system was compared to the U.S. This was in the 70’s and he said heavy bureaucracy was a product of Nazism .
Another point about inertia is the comfort it provides. When an employee can rely on policy, tradition, or “the way it has always been” such employee doesn’t need to think, create anything, or take a risk. Unfortunately, I think our public education system represses individualism and pushes students towards group think, conformance, and acceptance, all building blocks of organizational inertia.
years ago I asked my German MD friend why he came to the USA to practice medicine. He gave a couple of reasons, one of which how bureaucratic the German system was compared to the U.S. This was in the 70’s and he said heavy bureaucracy was a product of Nazism .
Another point about inertia is the comfort it provides. When an employee can rely on policy, tradition, or “the way it has always been” such employee doesn’t need to think, create anything, or take a risk. Unfortunately, I think our public education system represses individualism and pushes students towards group think, conformance, and acceptance, all building blocks of organizational inertia.
When did you last engage with public education to make a first-person judgement about it?
Pelosi now says Epstein is a distraction. Lol. The elites are terrified of the truth coming out.
Pelosi now says Epstein is a distraction. Lol. The elites are terrified of the truth coming out.
Just to be clear, the Democrat elites are scared, but Trump is just wisely avoiding conflict with the intelligence agencies. Right?
years ago I asked my German MD friend why he came to the USA to practice medicine. He gave a couple of reasons, one of which how bureaucratic the German system was compared to the U.S. This was in the 70’s and he said heavy bureaucracy was a product of Nazism .
Another point about inertia is the comfort it provides. When an employee can rely on policy, tradition, or “the way it has always been” such employee doesn’t need to think, create anything, or take a risk. Unfortunately, I think our public education system represses individualism and pushes students towards group think, conformance, and acceptance, all building blocks of organizational inertia.
Do you think banning African American studies or anything remotely DEI/woke and banning non-preferred sexual/gender orientation studies represses individualism and specifically pushes people towards group think?
Should the feds and president be able to tell universities what courses and studies they can offer or should it be determined by a free market with students deciding they want to study?
years ago I asked my German MD friend why he came to the USA to practice medicine. He gave a couple of reasons, one of which how bureaucratic the German system was compared to the U.S. This was in the 70’s and he said heavy bureaucracy was a product of Nazism .
Another point about inertia is the comfort it provides. When an employee can rely on policy, tradition, or “the way it has always been” such employee doesn’t need to think, create anything, or take a risk. Unfortunately, I think our public education system represses individualism and pushes students towards group think, conformance, and acceptance, all building blocks of organizational inertia.
Do you think banning African American studies or anything remotely DEI/woke and banning non-preferred sexual/gender orientation studies represses individualism and specifically pushes people towards group think?
Should the feds and president be able to tell universities what courses and studies they can offer or should it be determined by a free market with students deciding they want to study?
That’s certainly an impressive misunderstanding of the issue Hickory.
To be clear. The Federal government is definitely not telling universities what courses they can offer. They’re simply withholding funding from those they view are wasting it on nonsense and engaged in discriminatory practices.
Pelosi now says Epstein is a distraction. Lol. The elites are terrified of the truth coming out.
Just to be clear, the Democrat elites are scared, but Trump is just wisely avoiding conflict with the intelligence agencies. Right?
Dems aren't really scared as they know nothing is going to be released. Trump is most likely protecting Mossad and the CIA. If someone can explain how he got all his money that didn't come from an Intel agency the whole thing probably goes away. Any theories?
https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1945927735899291889?t=yql035kghrpvqjDNR3MFHw&s=19
Pelosi now says Epstein is a distraction. Lol. The elites are terrified of the truth coming out.
Just to be clear, the Democrat elites are scared, but Trump is just wisely avoiding conflict with the intelligence agencies. Right?
Dems aren't really scared as they know nothing is going to be released. Trump is most likely protecting Mossad and the CIA. If someone can explain how he got all his money that didn't come from an Intel agency the whole thing probably goes away. Any theories?
https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1945927735899291889?t=yql035kghrpvqjDNR3MFHw&s=19
My theory is you're a fanboi.
Im talking about deep state, not conspiracy theories. They are not the same thing.
Isn't deep state literally a conspiracy theory given it isn't proven?
years ago I asked my German MD friend why he came to the USA to practice medicine. He gave a couple of reasons, one of which how bureaucratic the German system was compared to the U.S. This was in the 70’s and he said heavy bureaucracy was a product of Nazism .
Another point about inertia is the comfort it provides. When an employee can rely on policy, tradition, or “the way it has always been” such employee doesn’t need to think, create anything, or take a risk. Unfortunately, I think our public education system represses individualism and pushes students towards group think, conformance, and acceptance, all building blocks of organizational inertia.
Do you think banning African American studies or anything remotely DEI/woke and banning non-preferred sexual/gender orientation studies represses individualism and specifically pushes people towards group think?
Should the feds and president be able to tell universities what courses and studies they can offer or should it be determined by a free market with students deciding they want to study?
That’s certainly an impressive misunderstanding of the issue Hickory.
To be clear. The Federal government is definitely not telling universities what courses they can offer. They’re simply withholding funding from those they view are wasting it on nonsense and engaged in discriminatory practices.
I am hurryinghoosier, not hickory. Is it that difficult for you to call someone by their actual handle?
They are still trying to tell universities what they can offer.
Your post is a distinction without a difference
For a party that pretends to want less fed govt, they are sure supportive of Trump pushing the bounds of executive power
Aloha is about to have an orgasm.
https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1945981866365849897?t=GPKsMsl2ImGJVbn_1KTDkA&s=19
No Hickory. It’s a major distinction. Don’t be a bad faith goober, piece of excrement. There are colleges that take no federal money. These schools are welcome to do that.
If you were smart your argument would be that the Trump administration has failed to attach its strings on Federal money equally across the board. That although Harvard and Columbia are the worst and most visible offenders, they are still being scapegoated to a degree.
But you are not smart so your argument is that they are “telling” universities what they can offer. Which is completely wrong and extremely dumb.
You shouldn’t have added that inane edit. Less government is colleges not receiving federal money giving them more autonomy. The very thing you are arguing against. What is wrong with you? Clean it the hell up.