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The history of the Internet is somewhat obscure. It began in the 1960s as a US-army-funded research project, then evolved into a public infrastructure in the 1980s with the support of many public universities and private companies.
How does the Internet work? - Learn web development | MDNYou can’t know which skills are your multipliers without trying a bunch of skills.
The Mathematical Reason Most People Never "Make It"Of the 30 million businesses in the United States, about 5,500 (the square root) generate half the total economic output.
The Mathematical Reason Most People Never "Make It"Elitism also plays a crucial role in the preservation and advancement of culture, literature, and the arts. Throughout history, artistic and literary movements have been shaped by elite intellectual circles that pushed the boundaries of creativity and expression.
Privileged and Elitist - by A Halfling’s ViewFor instance, the development of vaccines, space exploration, and quantum computing would not be possible without the contributions of intellectual elites.
Privileged and Elitist - by A Halfling’s ViewOne of the strongest arguments in favor of elitism is that it promotes leadership based on merit rather than popularity or mediocrity. In a system where the most knowledgeable, skilled, and competent individuals rise to positions of power, decisions are more likely to be well-informed and effective.
Privileged and Elitist - by A Halfling’s ViewPrivilege exists on a spectrum, and having certain advantages does not mean a person has lived a life free of struggle.
Privileged and Elitist - by A Halfling’s ViewRemember, by definition, for any measure of absolutely anything at all (wealth, intelligence, beauty, height, weight, numeracy, literacy, musical or sporting ability, subject matter expertise, etc.) fifty percent of society will always be below average.
The Logical Necessity of Elitism. And why whining is easier than… | by Colby Hess | Free Factor | Medium