Most assuredly. Even with the world at the fingertips of the low information voter, look at who they elect.
Duh.
Having a better tractor won’t make you a better farmer, either. Just faster on the row.
From what I’ve seen, Technology simply fills in the down times that people once used to learn a hobby or practice an instrument.
Billionaire tech wizard Steve Jobs gave away less of his fortune than did Andrew Carnegie.
Gee, it was HIS money. HIS decision IMO. He gave away a lot in taxes btw.
i love this, and i concur!
no kidding that "Having Better Technology Does Not Make Us Smarter!" our Founding Fathers were of the most brilliant thinkers... many of them were well-read in the classics, and some of them well-versed in the classical languages... even the least educated of them were more educated than most of our college graduates today...
as a homeschool mom who also works away from home, this is what i want for my sons... today when i get home from work, i will be reading The Aeneid with my boys, giving them a test in Latin... mathematics with my younger son... and then i will be reading Cicero's The Republic and The Laws and Virgil's The Divine Comedy with my older son, who does Advance Mathematics and Material Logic on his own/online...
tomorrow i will do vocabulary and history with my younger son, along with Latin and The Aeneid with both...
Do you know your spouse’s or best friend’s cell number without looking it up?
Well technology fails more often than we would like, but in this case Professors Ping and Doppler rose to the occasion.