[butterbomb]

God, maybe I could buy if it it came with significant work to repair US education and investment in a domestic science workforce, but unfortunately in the US, these nationalist waves have to also come with a strong air of anti-intellectualism.

[Tangurena2]

Also, obedience to "right think". Which is why the need to force social media billionaires to tell the feds who is "a political enemy."

[d3rockk]

It's wild how the President literally said, "I love the poorly educated." It turns out that when you treat a PhD like a deep-state conspiracy and a high school diploma like a Nobel Prize, you just get a country that tries to fix its power grid with thoughts, prayers, and a sharpie.

[ornornor]

Idiocracy was a documentary sent to us from the future.

[daheza]

In Idiocracy the president hires the smartest guy and is still trying to fix his country rather then intentionally destroy it.

[lofaszvanitt]

We haven't reached the Gatorade event horizon, yet.

[TitaRusell]

Unfortunately you run into the same problem as Mao's China did after the Cultural Revolution.

[SlightlyLeftPad]

Where does the FIFA peace prize come in here?