>>11131029I mean, if we're talking a reasonable speed up of learning (e. g. bringing school subjects "down" to middle school) it might be possible but i was mostly resonding to
>>11128022; and even then, it takes a degree to teach in high school, I doubt teachers would be fine just being "downgraded"
And there's no amount of "evening classes" that can make the average individual understand Quantum Mechanics in middle school - like, have you ever gone to school? Even if all kids were smart enough (which they aren't - if you went to public school you'll know it's a miracle if people can learn Calculus in high school) you'll know that even if you managed to force them to come to an evening class they would not be motivated.
I'm fine with the idea of speeding the program up but let's be realistic. This program may be possible if we get rid of all the other subjects, but if you think we should do something like that you're the reason STEMfags are ruining society.
>>11131020Yeah I can propose cloning Jon Cena as a PE teacher doesn't mean it's not sci fi
