Sharp Decline In German Research
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Now vee what you said today's just absurd...
Personally i allways found marh to be incredibly easy compared to such subjects as history...
I allways found the memorization boring and never cared enought...
(Don't get me wrong nowdays i'm quite good with history.... i just fon't remeber such things as dates or names or anything else i learned at school
And yeah i'd say it has a lot to do with how boring my teachers were and how the way the educational system works
But learning by myself from the internet is completly diffrent
I love history but at school i could never give ashit
Memorization and underatanding aren'r the same and if you go about things as memorization that just won't work
Be thoes forumlas or important dates I never rememebred any of that howver whenever i had a problem to solve with math i could quickly and easily reason and the formulas were usually available except for tests which were allways easy anyways)
I'll say this as well too many cooks. I will extrapolate further too many women in leadership that shouldn't be there or diverse quota hires
@@dapperwolf6034
It's essentially idiocracy. The most stupid of us have snaked their way into power. And it's all under the guise of diverzitatuz.
They got the advantage over England in the Industrial Revolution by dint of loose to nonexistent copyright law compared to very stringent England, and it showed in the volume of literature published.
There is AI program... but its not even close to US competitors...
well people still havnete figured out that Europe is colonies of America? GDPR laws are literally to prevent EU competing with US ....
EU parliament is full of traitors
thats why Macron wants to create EU Hegemony ,pissed off of US arrogance already...
We've gone from the curvature of space time and splitting the atom to being unable to figure out what is a woman.
Progressive progress is mind blowing!
Convincing someone that a square peg fits in a round hole is easier than developing the technology to make it happen.
They weren't being called the "regressive left" around 2016 for no reason. They will deconstruct everything into oblivion instead of pursuing TRUE scientific advancement and progress, all whilst the rest of the world feasts on the carcasses of our countries. Who the hell ended up deciding that these new-left archetypes are "progressive" in any way?
@@Rampart.X one would call that technology a lathe. But that is too much work for them.
In Spanish we have a phrase: "progresista es a progreso lo que carterista a cartera"
"Progresist is to progress what a pickpocket is to pocket."
And I find it truly funny and sad at the same time.
@@Marinealver_'Interrupted cut, ho!'_
Agree the emphasis on desk jobs created a huge oversupply of unproductive office workers, then to keep them happy the government hires them and also forces companies to hire them via regulation. We have a giant parasitic bureaucrat class.
It's the managerial class and it also exists in private companies without regulation, there's just a culture that hires socially high class but practically useless managers that just sit around to be pretty and do nothing.
Bloat hires
If we were exploring and colonising the solar system it would be a huge productive use of humanity's talents to improve humanity.
We once risked our lives to discover continents, to discover the north pole and Antarctica.
Now a huge proportion have cushy jobs pushing paper.
Thats what i wonder. There are alot of bullshit jobs currently that the big companies have but it lacks on productive jobs. And those will be paid more for just saying things.
"Parasitic bureaucrat" is redundant.
Let me tell you a story about German Nuclear Physics:
A friend of mine finished his master in an Uni that is specialized in partical physics (physics in the atomic level). They have multiple subsections of different fields regarding that topic, Like Carbon Dating, element Analysis etc and even a Test reactor. Literally tens of millions worth of equipment you need special access to.
He spend over 2 years trying to finish his doctorate, most of the time in the phone, trying to organize material for the experiments he had to do. There is suppose to be a stuff member for that kind of things, but they couldn't fill the position because... Gender Quota. And guess how many qualified females (or diverse) aplicants they had in all the time until he have up trying..
The is a bit of an extreme example, but I know multiple similar stories. Funny enough the worst might be in a social science Department where all the male Professors are already over the retirement age and, with the words of one of them:"The lesbians that took over Administration are only hireing other lesbians, qualified or not. Not a single one of them is qualified to take over any of the topics me and my collegues leave behind. Not even in an introductionary Level".
He is still organizing some projects after retirement atm because his while life work is about to disappear..
TL;DR: No surprise Here.
Maybe, if challenged by bureaucratic idiocy one's life work is about to dissapear, he wasn't preparing for such possible event correctly? Because being in science and all one have to have ability to predict certain things and evebts and prepare for them, securing his work's future, don't you think?
Imagine thinking Russia is your biggest threat.
Ask a few dude scientists to take one for the team and identify as woman to fit the quota.
@@Taffer-bx7uc Pretty much for the last decade or two of the Cold War through to today the Russians haven't been worthy of superpower status. All the while those in power in the West have been slowly destroy society and culture.
@@TheJackal917 Being smart and being intelligent are two very different things.
As someone who HAD to take Sociology as part of my psychology degree, I can tell you that it was one of the HARDEST things to study for. Every cell in my body knows that what you are forced to learn is absolutely re+arded and riddled with contradictions, i literally needed to shut down my brain to barely pass because I was so unmotivated to learn that sh*t.. -_-
You mean what sociology has become. In beginning it was just study of human group behavior. Studied things like why did altruism develop and why is it beneficial to individuals. Why does history repeat on approximately every 200 years cycle even when we have studied and understand, least should understand the history and we can see the repeating pattern and so on.
@@aj.j5833 Even at their best social sciences are mostly useless. They do not fit in any reasonable definition of science. The data is always unreliable, the reproducibility is inexistent and there is no possible way to really test and falsify wrong hypothesis.
Big fan of Jonathan Haidt@@aj.j5833
My sociology class you literally decided your own grade, if you came to 50% of classes you got a C, 75% and wrote a 1 page paper you got a B and 80% you got an A as long as you asked 5 people what they thought of a picture and wrote down a single sentence they said.
@@settame1 Is that what it degraded to? When I took sociology, we had to do full research projects and write proper reports, with introduction, thesis and all that good stuff. Our very first project was on in group preferences. Predictably we all found we have a natural biases towards in group and less we know about another group less we trust them. We taught it is not a negative to have an in group preference it makes logical sense for why one would have such preferences because they are the known while out groups are unknown.
Another point - EU is quickly running out of Science grant money.
Where is it going? Probably some refugee enrichment program. But who knows.
The EU is still paying development money to China, literally billions for nothing
True.
I am increasingly convinced that Europe will return to poverty in the near future. Everything will be a struggle.
bureaucrats actually
A little over a century ago, Germany was such that the international language of hard science - physics, chemistry, biology - was German, not English.
Yes, and after WW2, the USA insisted that the international language of science publication change from German to English.
No, no it wasn't. Einstein communicated in english with other scientists before the war and none of the american or english scientists ever bothered to learn german.
Stop it with the bullshit revisionist fever dream.
Germany was destroyed in WWII and I don't think it's coming back
So, the greats of British science, engineering and industry wrote their treaties in German? I don't think so.
The third reich broke us as a nation and culture. I have no words for how much I hate the nazis for what has happened to us.
To play (idiot) devil's advocate, the mental acrobatics involved in mastering gender studies can be very difficult. It's not consistent, it's not logical, and it's often self-hating.
I applaud the people that get an A+ in the noble gender studies. Truly, they have suffered through an academic forging that few could endure.
Eh, you can take the opression-pyramid and explain the entire field going from that. source: finished my degree in macromolecular chemistry and had to take a course in gender studies as it was made madatory by the university. never went to a lecture on gender, got a b+ that way. so basically trust me bro, i guess.
You just parrot the teacher. It doesn’t take much work. Half the time you don’t have to do the assignments if you just bring your teacher brownies and suck up to them.
To be fair, you're right in a malevolent way, kudos to you for noticing 😂
The worst part it was a requisite for my degree even though it had nothing to do with it
gender studies is the marxism-leninism of the 21st century
I feel this is because gender research is far easier for students to get into, so that's why there's more chairs. Nuclear research of course only the intellectual elite can get into, so only 7 chairs. Without university being a free thing, the numbers would still be 7 and 0, but the 173 would instead study how to be workers in industry.
This. The dirty “secret” is that 90% of progressive striving in both government and academia and in corporate is due to laziness and wanting to put in the least amount of effort for the most amount of advantage and wealth.
That's definitely true BUT they're also disproportionately promoting and funding such programs on top of that.
When I was a kid, my books were about the biology found in nature, and the comic events that happen in space.
I don't know what current year's books are about, but I can hazard a guess that it's not about the life cycles of insects or the formation of stars.
Only way to combat this is if the government slashes gender studies pay to 0, which should have been a thing long long ago. Realistically, the DIE adjacent governments of first world countries won't do that.
Intellectual elite... are you trying to make smart people sound like some evil cabal? You sound salty.
How many nuclear physicists does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
How many gender studies PhDs does it take to scrutinize the nuclear physicist for wearing a anime girl shirt?
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🐍 no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰
how many mice does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
just 2, but getting them in there is tricky ';) Also these days there has to be atleast a dozen lightbulbs for all the mice's different genders and preferences!
A shirt custom made for him by a woman.
*An anime shirt
Too many women
And have you noticed that all lightbulbs have only male connectors, meant to be screwed into a female lamp socket? A clear example of patriarchy among our illumination inventory!
Reminds me of the twilight years of Rome when the elites were oddly obsessed with this kind of stuff. Weird that it is now happening twice and I'm still not sure why this of all things is the result of cultural decay.
It happened in Germany a hundred years ago, look how that turned out.
Because, "What we do in life echoes in eternity."
@@asumazilla No. Because the same exact people are behind this.
You know, the Skaven. The tiny hats. It's always them.
It's not twice. Far more examples in history.
Which other ones? @@wrongthinker843
Germany was said to be a "land of poets and thinkers" because they were producing & reading more research papers than novels. This was before they had British-style copyright laws for printing...
Yup. Copyrights are good, but bad ones just cause more problems.
Today's germans are not yesterday's germans: They are like the children of rich parents - spoiled and lazy due to the achievements of those who came before them. They are the fortunate descendents of the "poets and thinkers" you mentioned. It's extremely upsetting.
@@Wendeta-hq2cp IP rights are good, copyrights are crap.
@@wrongthinker843
Ah got it. Waa confusing the two there.
As a German (actual) scientist, i can say that there is still plenty of real research going on in Germany. But the trends are definitely worrying. Competent people usually leave at some pointin their career, because the job conditions are shit compared to other countries. We are always stuck on 2 year contracts and the pay is not bad, but below that in other nations.
And university outside of hard science is trash. I avoided any kind of contact with the social/political side of the university.
Weirdly enough I heard about this when I went on holiday in Germany in 2019. I overheard basically that exact thing happening at the train station. 2 year contracts, plans to leave, all of it.
(TL/DR - The US has the resources, but discards useful people.)
Let me tell you, it is not fundamentally better in the US. The academic system is equally enamored of "diversity" vanity projects on the one hand, and an incredible willingness to take grant money from questionable sources (e.g. mainland China). Universities have large capital investments in equipment, but often lack skilled people. Skilled people leave, either because they feel unvalued or are maltreated (VERY frequent), while incompetent "pet" people are lavished with attention and plaudits. Administrators also don't care if the research quality is good - they only care if the grant money stream is uninterrupted and growing. Getting money for boondoggle projects is easier than getting money for real projects, and "vanity" projects predicated on wokeness are easy to get funded.
That's interesting and sad to hear. Can you name some countries that are more preferable in scientist/research fields for Germans ? I am genuinely curios as I would expect Germany to actually provide adequate pay in all research fields considering it's trying to progress tech to be more green.
@@qwads You can live comfortably on a scientists wage for sure. Its a good wage job. But you will not be able to accumulate much savings.
And the real problem is that its hard to get a long term employment. Most contracts are limited for a few years, then you have to find something new.
Cant tell you much about how it looks in other countries. I think the pay in the US can be pretty good.
In Swiss you can really cash in, if you manage to live outside the country or at least leave later in life. Work at CERN, while living on the french side of geneva is great.
It's difficult because it's so tedious & pointless, they get no sense of achievement dues to that & so lack motivation.
I love how gender is noted to be a social construct yet it is regulated and researched in regards to really only one society.
To be fair, they research other societies as well, so long as it kinda sort when you squint really hard agrees with their conclusions, which is what you'd expect from a not-science - working backwards from conclusions instead of towards them.
"8 chairs for nuclear, 153 for gender studies"
To be fair, you can entertain gender studies people with a maraca and some loose puzzle pieces. It takes a particle collider the size of Switzerland to keep physicists happy.
People in my country make fun of everyone who tries to start their own company and assume it will fail no matter what .
Its been that way awhile, just try to think of one major breakthrough Europe has developed in the last decade or two or three. Communism breeds regression.
when everyone gets equal outcomes regardless of work, skill or time, the lazy have even more of a reason to not work hard and the hard working now have to split their energies to people who aren't pulling their weight, giving the hardworking no reason to try as well.
Nuclear research is important it could allow new vocabularies for gender research.
Other problem is everything is rushed and done on cheep. People getting my case for taking to long to build my retaining wall, after I put up temporary barriers. Pointing to my neighbor who already was done and I should just hire someone like he did. I did finally finish mine, and my wall looks betters, actually works and I've not had a part of it fail yet, unlike my neighbor, been standing for years with minimal maintence and care, unlike my neighbors spent thousand repairing and maintaining his. Every time it rains he has waterfalls over different parts of his perfect absolutely even and straight walls, because his drains always clogging up. What they didn't notice when they though I was just standing there doing nothing was I was observing the lay of the land, even went out before, during and after rain to see where water naturally flowed and settled as well and many other little things before I started to put up permanent structure.
This phenomenon is world wide. When was the last great invention. All we're doing is improving what we have.
Laptop and social media
@@simonpetrikov3992 Analog computers are ancient and modern computers, using electricity were invented in the 30s (and their technology transistors invented in the 1880s as well as the basis for lithium batteries) so a laptop is an improvement on existing technology not a new invention. Social media is not a new invention (we had linked computers in the 70s full of social media where I spent a day deleting crap on my account, bulletin boards in the 80s and aol in the 90s, probably the 60s but I was too young, like plenty of porn being shared on university computers), it's a replacement of existing social norms like talking, sending letters, sharing pictures, showing a slide show, showing your 8mm, etc. so not a new invention.
@@simonpetrikov3992 created by white male drop outs who were smarter than anything in the universities
I remember when I was a teenager in the 90s, it always seemed like there were an endless supply of scientific breakthroughs coming out of Germany. Oddly enough, about a month ago I started to wonder what happened with that? It seems like there is nothing coming out of Germany anymore. Well, I have my answer.
germany became clownland
aka weimar republic 2.0, with the same cause and effect as last time. This time tho, the goverment psyops the failed painter, justso they can round up evryone who agrees with him, and send them to jail for thought crime^^
Kinda bad to say this, but if people were shown the world after WW2 during that era. They would probably stop fighting, join up and fortify Europe against the rest of the world and probably isolate itself like Japan did long ago and NK is still doing.
I am glad that my parents never forced me to choose between the "holy trinity of jobs": lawyer, doctor or engineer.
POV: you have Asian parents
@@bloodmoonangel8925 hahah I have heard that Asian parents are like our parents in Eastern Europe.
Forgot the y.
I wanted to be an astronaut 🗿
@@morgziliuz1972 and what are you now?
leave it to Europe to contribute absolutely nothing, but still want to regulate it.
10 years ago a fellow archeologist from Germany told me, you can only get funding for research if it is related to such topics as women, sexuality (gays and gender stuff) or jews. Can't say I'm surprised.
German Universities receive their money partly based on enrolled students and students getting degrees. In effect, this means universities invest way more into the easy fields as they are way more scalable. Media and social studies programs keep getting expanded while engineering or maths are being starved of resources.
There are 160 gender studies departments in Germany. And that's just gender studies.
Not to mention they’re competing with apprenticeships.
Romania has the best AI project: "Robotul Ion". Which, as soon as it had a dialogue with the Romanian PM, practically committed AI suicide. Smartest AI ever
Our Ion is pretty cool.
@@Wendeta-hq2cp I heard it died when he heard Ciolacu speaking. Is it true? If so, Ion is the best political analyst. Ever :))))
@@kaloogarele
Unfortunatelly Ciolacu and Ion never spoke on camera. But the Romanian government did try to ignore him, meaning that he was probably very critical of their garbage. xD
@@Wendeta-hq2cp Too bad. Ciolacu could have learned something from Ion. And I read some guys saying that if Ion was the PM, things would probably be better
@@kaloogarele
Eh, kinda? The A.I. is not advanced to reach that point yet and to be honest I'm not comfortable with the decision to allow A.I. to govern anything.
I think A.I. should be employed as a councilor, but not be given any decision power of its own. I'd much rather a human be in charge.
The Competency Crisis is REAL!
While doing summer practice during my construction university years I heard the following joke:
An old plumber is called to fix a problem. While he's down in a man-whole with his hands elbows deep in shit he stops for a moment to look up at his young apprentice with contempt. He then tells the young lad the following: You'd better grab your books and start to learn or else you're going to stay on the side holding the tool box in your arms for the rest of your life.
Sadly, the education system is now designed to produce useful idiots.
The mentality which Vee mentioned stems from this. There wasn't a lot of "mechanization" in some fields, so you had to do hard manual labour. Which sometimes can be back breaking. Manual labor wasn't frown upon, it was the consequences of it that were undesirable. Basically, the "philosophy" was " go fucking study for better pay and better working conditions".
I remember at university my friend doing Sociology and having 2-3 1 hour lectures a week, me doing Biology one day was a 7 hour practical and the rest of the week wasn't quiet either...
I specifically work in a market selling to this market. Main target customer. Selling into German university research is a lost cause. It just doesn’t exist.
The only that I know of from important R&D projects done here in the EU is ITER which is admittedly very impressive but that's really it...
Rudol Von Stroheim would be ashamed. How german science can be the greatest in the world in current day.
i agree we have been regulating ourselves to poverty for a very long time. And its not that we dont have enough smart people to get things done, its just that they in this enviroment rather go realise their ideas and visions somewhere else (mostly to usa) than do it here. And i dont even blame them
Where are my german flying saucers i ask !? Who is gonna get us to alfa centauri if not the glorious German engineering, best in za warudo ?! They went from breaking tank transmissions to making different trannys altogether..
The side who is better at huntung and survival. Academics arent known for the tenacity in the wilderness, lets put it like that.
Regulations make us happy and safe 😮
Tbh the only thing the EU produces is regulation. Regulation that destroys the quality and competitiveness of the remaining industries...
Yes, there is a big AI project in the EU, the French Mistral, and they are very against the regulations.
Actually, the AI done by Facebook is done in the EU too.
gender studies degrees are difficult, despite being simple. it is like snipers being perfectly still and not making a noise while hiding as a bush when the enemy is pissing on them, or when they are focusing on their target while a fly is walking on their eyeball. simple stuff like don't move ignore, everything other than your shot, etc. but few can do that stuff because it is hard to do. believing up is down, 2 plus 2 is five, and that the piss falling on you from the teacher is perfectly clean rain is hard for most people even though it is not complicated or beneficial for society.
😂😂😂
I guess there will be more infrastructure failure from now on.
They may not have enough workers and engineers to take care of their infrastructure, but at least they have plenty of blame assignment specialists for every occasion when something breaks.
That's one hell of an AI image. The woman even has male legs. Dear gods, I just noticed the man's thumb that has developed into some form of xenomorph parasite that's crawling up his belly. Oh, no... I just saw the woman's fingers.
Why do this to us, Vee?
That said, ofc this is the case. I'm not surprised in the slightest.
One of those chairs deals with reality and the other one with fantasy.
0:05 Also Germany is against Nuclear technology (energy) !
von Humboldt is spinning in his f... grave.
But the Germany science is supposed to be the best in the world
Unfortunately, Germany turns more and more into Wokemanistan.
Only in Jojo I'm afraid.
Used to be, before Operation Paperclip took all of the real scientists away
Now you get things like the Kentler Project
The best and smartest germans could see where the country is headed over a decade ago and just moved out of it.
it was till 45. after that the started putting orphans in the houses of diddlers to prevent the orphans from becoming right wing.
germany has been a joke for 80 years. they are just unwilling to accept that themselves.
Centralised managerialism causing stagnation? Say it ain't so!
Von Stroheim weeps.
Philosophy is not an easy subject.
And that memorize than regurgitate data points crap, so hallmark of "education" systems, isn't learning at all a damn thing.
You'll never convince me homework, which gets used to make grades that in turn impact advancement, actually helps anyone learn a damn thing; all it's good for is seeing who is good at "doing because we say do". Any learning that actually happens is due to other factors, like teacher ability and student aptitude.
I know Vee this is a soft spot for you, because you do have a strong intellect, and you did the "do because we say do" thing well enough to get those two degrees. I imagine if things were geared differently with more emphasis on real tests and homework minimized to the highest degree, you'd have three degrees, and I would have a couple myself
Oh maaaaaan I just got here. Can't they wait a little bit longer till they ruin it?
Like you said, tradeoffs. We have less RnD but also less chemicals in our food and less mass shootings.
I expect with the push to do more for pr and less with everything else, their is less research overall. The brilliant minds of this age are likely to be skipped at this age
Go into Gender Studies and you come out chanting in the streets for "Palestine".
There's only one solution to correct course but most people have become too soft when it comes to protecting the moral fabric of society.
What do they do, since 1991 we have had a full understanding of what determines the sex of all mammals of which humans are a part, it is the SRY genes, a small part of the Y chromosome, if you have the SRY genes it stops the female development and starts the male development, if you do not have the SRY genes, you follow the standard development which is female.
So you categorize the two sexes that exist in mammals SRY male no SRY female.
There is no more to it, there are no other sexes, what would their purpose be, what genes do they have? and they cannot be mammals or humans, so what are they a new species? how do they reproduce when they are not male or female? questions such wise people should answer otherwise no pay from the public.
This is a deliberate somehow but I don't understand why making your own coutries and culture collapsing and being overtaken by muslims makes you somehow more powerful or anything xD
I assume gender studies is very difficult since you have to learn opression of women in the last 50000 years
*500000000 years
Yep. Every single woman and her name, every single date when that woman felt oppressed, sometimes 17 times a day. What a science.
thats a one day course - MAN BAD, WOMAN VICTIM, FOREVER
the keyword there is FELT@@sebsebski2829
In Romania there's even a saying: "Ai carte, ai parte". There is no exact translation but it can go as "You study, you're in luck".
Out or curiosity, what is the direct translation without changing it to be easier to read for my American sensibilities?
@@freedomandguns3231 "Have book, have side"
The "ai parte" is translated literally here even tho it should not , as its kind of a cut sentence.
(parte on its own can mean "piece" or "side" but in this sentence its supposed to be interpreted as "parte de", or "parte la" which means "access to")
My adaptation of the saying from Ro to Eng would be closer to " You learn, you have posibilities" . As I said, I very much see it as a cut sentence where the 5th word is the specific possibility, like possibility to be engineer/doctor/arhitect/teacher and so on.
I guess the best adaptation would be something along the lines of "You learn , you earn"
@@shadowpriest2574 its absolutely wild to me just how differently languages can go about saying the same thing. I really appreciate the explanation. Thank you for indulging me.
@@freedomandguns3231 "You get your degree, you get you share", my attempt at it.
I am an undocumented Professor. UndocDoc for short. Make my words mean nothing then Ill make yours worth nothing...though they are beating me there too.
PHDeezNutz! 🧐
Its not a fault, its a feature.
The one detail about AI and regulating is the EU politicians were very proud to be the first..in regulating AI (and not they're not, China was). There are some small AI projects, like mistral llm.
Mistral is French and doing well. But I generally agree with your thesis
Going into uni is pointless.
Reading books and speak with experianced, practicioning peoples like technicians, engineers, theologians are the way.
You won't have a paper about it tho.
Trust me - this only gets you half way there. I work with many who got their position through apprenticeships, there is a very clear distinction between those who were formally trained and those who were apprenticed.
It's not pointless if you go to a smaller Uni and go Into STEM. I have none of these weirdo things like gender studies, they actually teach the stuff you need, and since I study computer sciences I also got a lot of practical experience right from the start because it was a small uni. They made us program from the beginning and then gave us half year projects later on. That's how I landed my job (part time during my studies) and could keep it early on and get even more experience.
their was a time when Germany produced scientists so good the Americans and Russians had to fight over who they could get. They're where so many scientists the Americans had to use a lot of paper clips to keep it all organised.
I kinda don't feel bad for them.
We know shlomo and we won't have shame on what your future is
@gharm9129 Taken your meds today?
@@averdadeeumaso4003 Go back to your tunnels rabbi, bye schlomo
If it weren't for human parasites aka bureaucrats, we'd have discovered anti gravitational technology, breathable water then we'd have WipEout style racing events and maybe, just maybe, blitzball, the morw aggressive sibling of water polo, would become a reality.
Im sure those gender studies major's passed Ochem with flying colors.
But...German Science is the best in the world!
Trick question: both island fail because the airplanes had a diversity quota
Men create and phemails interfere (or as you call it regulate)
I despise the EU.
Assorted Mating
Due to the collapse of the german industry and after outsourcing it to China and the energy to Russia, any capable german professional is leaving the country to anywhere that has better opportunities, only the mediocre are being left and with the government pushing for even more low quality immigration, they cannot convince high quality professionals to go to Germany. What did they think would happen when they decided to shut down every nuclear reactor and promote grants only for gender studies?
Also, if you're interesting about AI stuff in Europe, there is big sponsored research in Aalto (Finland) and ETZ (Zurich), but on the side of big AI products, you are correct, there is no big AI company in Europe. In general, there are no big IT companies in Europe
I disagree. Good regulations require a lot of consideration and forethought.
Otherwise you get stuff like here in Bulgaria, where any store selling betteries was required to accept batteries for disposal or face a fine.
But as far as I know there was no regulation requiring anyone to recycle or dispose of those batteries.
The result was that small businesses like corner shops had to accept batteries, but no one wanted to take them from said businesses and they couldn't afford to pay for it either.
So they had to stop selling batteries, because there's only so many buckets of old batteries you can keep in your storage.
I think the EU, like many countries/unions are in the same problem. Over reaching government. Government doesn't solve problems, it creates them. A smaller government does the people good, but well.. Power will corrupt given enough time, just like absolute power corrupts absolutely.(I know I know that is not how the saying goes. I stated it that way from observable data) So most governments could be cut by 90% and nothing of value would be lost.
To be honest, I have very little compassion left to give people who gleefully eat up "anti-not-see" propaganda.
???????????????? how does this have to do with this?
@@RobzdaBlade The subject of the video is literally 8 people getting an education vs 173 people getting indoctrinated.
@@wrongthinker843 ture lmao
Bruh! Europian Union is trying to become Soviet Union😂! As Bulgarian i can guarantee you that
Where's the article taken from? I can't find it by search.
Vee, honest question if Trump offered Romania the same deal he did to Greenland would they take it.
Even if gender research wasn't a thing, nuclear research would still have the same amount.
For a moment I thought this is a video about Germans becoming the amercans of Europe. Glad I misunderstood.🐒
100% gender studies graduate society would be an interesting phenomenon to observe
meh, i'm not worried, they'll blame the french and take back alsace.
I wouldn't worry too much about China to be honest, and let's just say that if your falling behind the US in this kind of thing, that's probably pretty bad as you can sort of say a lot of this problem is our fault.
At any rate, I think the issue is that since universities fell into this trap they can't instantly reverse course and try and claim this is all useless. The people getting into gender studies now likely did due to intense interest over the last few years. Things don't correct instantly. It's going to be a lot like the computer programming boom in the 1990s which lead to tons of people being unemployed as there was only so many places for those people, and of course a lot of programming languages people assumed were going to be big never panned out. Even worse you had people who had degrees in programming things like Apple computers back in the 80s when schools had those, and there were all kinds of fancy TV commercials. You can imagine how much that degree was worth in a few years. You also saw regional versions of this like in Connecticut when Foxwoods launched as the world's biggest Resort/Casino (in a general sense, not just Native American Run) and then Mohegan Sun launched a few years later as #3. On top of that there were rumors they were going to turn the old Connecticut state hospital property into either a movie studio or amusement park, and all these other expansions planned, most of which never happened. Tons of young people were jumping into "Travel and Tourism" or "Hotel and Restaurant management", but an army only needs so many generals and of course there was no place for a lot of those people in the end.
Gender studies is kind of in the same place, sure some countries are putting way too much focus on it in education when there is little to study. I mean "Anatomy" is already a big part of any kind of medical or science degree, and then psychology already covers gender based psych theory and all kinds of gender identity stuff. It was well understood in those contexts already, and as I understand it "Gender Studies" is actually a cut down degree focusing specifically on that, and not intended to be it's own profession but to support people going into counseling or social work who might not be pursuing full on medical degrees. So like if your going to set up a shingle as a therapist in somewhere like Provincetown or surrounding areas like Hyanis, given the population, having something like that along with your basic degree could be helpful when finding a job in someone's office, or a social office, or so on. It can be easier to get multiple smaller 2 year degrees, than more involved courses of study and be perfectly employable. I think a lot of the people doing Gender studies as a major simply misunderstand what it's intended for, and think they can be employed simply based on that. I don't think even DEI hires exclusively based on that.
At any rate, just like apple programmers, or people who went into bloated fields like Travel and Tourism in areas where all the jobs for that are taken, getting there too late, society will just have to help deal with disappointed people who need to re-train and lower the expectations they had due to entering the work force later, and with far more debt than expected. It has happened before, and of course there will be plenty of them who are proud and will become screaming homeless people and such because they refuse to accept the worlds on any other terms. I mean in 20 years we'll likely have screaming blue haired crazy ladies on the street corners insisting the lez-dyke revolution will happen any minute, and refusing any kind of employment for less than six figures as it wouldn't be accepting their value otherwise because they managed to find work for a year early on doing DEI before the position was closed. This is someone who can probably rant about the anatomical design specifics and deep history behind the rabbit ear and whale penis dildos and advise people on what kinds are best for which scenarios and gender identities... if they can ever find an audience. :)
i have to disagree that gender studies is not hard, you need a high degree of tolerance for cognitive dissonance, for some people it might be a lot harder than amino acids.
Shameful.
The Weimar Republic is back, baby.
okay Vee, the story about your friend in the grievance study class who "showed you"... its over now, buddy. I've heard it at least 10 times. I'm sure you've told it 20 more that I haven't heard. Just make something up as your new example, this one's dead.