what's the point of creating more jobs if the basic needs such as water and food are compromised? if this is the only way for you to produce "more jobs", then it says a lot about how INCOMPETENT you are that you have to trade off the essential human needs and the environment.
our country is literally crying for help. may scheduled power interruption, yung heat index yearly tumataas, sobrang init, yung mga tubig din ang bilis nauubos dahil nga sa sobrang init, ang bilis ding bumaha, AND our farmers are super underpaid. GISING NA. #NoToPaxSilica
instead of talking about things that are worth your money, let’s talk about things actually worth paying attention to:
being informed isn’t optional. your attention is one of the most powerful things you can give, so use it wisely ‼️
- the U.S. pushing Pax Silica in the country
- claims by some Chinese scholars regarding Batanes
- Isra*el's water and agriculture project in Palawan
- reports of Isra*eli interests expanding in Siargao
please stay informed and pay attention to what's happening!
As a Statistics Major, I found it likely that our poor scores in Mathematics education compared to other Asian neighbors was because our classes were taught in purely English.
Imagine having to be fluent in a second language before you could fully grasp a foundational concept!