Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for September 30, 2021

Ever hear about opening a book.

He needs to be more productive with his limited screen time. Can’t blame the parents because he chose to watch YouTube, tweet, poke or whatever… That’s on you bud.

After all, the assignment was ‘How to bypass parental controls.’

Throughout the history of education, laziness has been the one constant among the majority.

There is nothing wrong with using Google to look up facts as long as you verify the source. The old joke: “It must be true; I saw it on the internet” still applies. Separating fact from opinion takes critical thinking – a skill that is much harder to develop than blind acceptance of that which I wish to be true.

Devolution.

Moderately subnormal.

It is not important what the source of information comes from as long as it’s verifiable.

He had to make a choice between videos on beating Outlast Trinity and the assignment and he thought he would still have screen time.

About 5 hours ago on Mudd said,

No gOOgLe for me. I’ve not used it for 12years. Duckduckgo is my ‘go to’ search engine.

In other words, you failed because you don’t know.