@elonmusk@elonmusk You talk as if you understood what you are doing. We know you are just making money. The real engineers work and you get paid, then travel, play, show off, and pretend to be a smart guy who knows how Grok works. Can you write a single line of code, Mr. Spaceman?
@ProfessorPape War isn’t that hard to understand. When two sides go to war, each tries to inflict maximum damage on the other while minimizing its own losses. The balance between damage dealt and damage sustained—in all its forms—is what shapes how wars unfold and evolve.
@ProfessorPape Most wars have escalations. Most wars have stages. I think you need to define two key concepts in more concrete terms so that we can better understand your approach. What do you mean by winning a war and losing a war? I don't see anything new in what you call a theory.
@GEMReport@ACSLAfrica Thank you for your efforts. However, I believe that the shortage of educational data has limited the report’s ability to fully review the reality of education in Africa. It is truly disappointing to see that education in Africa continues to lag behind.
@StephenM Hey! U bear a lot of hatred in ur speech. U r definitely a talented man, very smart indeed. But u also show a lot of anger and hatred whenever u speak. I've enjoyed some of ur speeches. They r impressive, but very dangerous. Remember we are all human beings in the end.
@jpazvd@UNESCOstat@WBG_Education I've read about the WBG's most recent projects. (P162297 in particular) What is evident is that the WBG is wasting its money and the money of the unfortunate peoples it is trying to help. The outcome is disastrous: learning poverty + more external debt = an Impoverished future
@jpazvd@UNESCOstat@WBG_Education Learning deprivation is happening in many parts of the world, including those where the WBG is offering help. Why? It is because of incompetence. Incompetent experts further complicate things. I've read many reports and papers by the WBG in this regard.
@DavidMalpassWBG Learning poverty is still very high in many countries although they have benefited from many loans from the WBG. This, I believe, requires some serious re-evaluation and re-examination within the WBG. My personal answer: incompetence is an issue in the WBG-EDUCATION.