You're no captive.



Shit, inflation is real?

This post was edited by Skinned on Sep 19 2014 03:56pm

where's that guy that said he didn't sign no social contract? forgot his name, funny fellow

He is stuck in the cognitive state of concrete operations evidently, as abstract thought escapes him

It does say it's inflation adjusted

Lysander Spooner?

I didn't read the chart that far, I seen Cato and kind of glossed over it as I'm sure there are plenty of other compounding variables, and their conclusion is likely something like "we shouldn't do education as a society" or "education should be privatized".

Not surprising that it costs more considering kids use computers in class and not an abacus.

This post was edited by Skinned on Sep 19 2014 04:12pm

$110K more K-12 computer expense per student...

It doesn't have any metric for 'achievement of 17 year olds' on there, just an arbitrary "0%"
If its a map of relative increase per year, an already disingenuous metric, then the costs should be represented according to the same logic

No metric? It is comparing NAEP achievement scores, which are flat.

Weird, especially considering the cost of educating a student k-12 is less than $110k



Even Heritage prices it under $110k.

This post was edited by Skinned on Sep 19 2014 04:30pm