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Listening to the teacher is the willingness i'm speaking about, and taking it in require effort. That effort can technically be lessen by intelligence.

However having a bad education system will drive intelligent people to drop it and be unwilling to learn in the first place. I guess that's really what you meant.

I didn't go to school in the US so I can't say if they are that terrible. Where I live they were always some teachers to raise the bar.

That said if the richest didn't finish school, those who haven't finished school aren't all rich. Plenty of them dropped for the wrong reasons.

Furthermore getting rich isn't always the goal, some smart people are passionate about subject that doesn't pay as well but does require extensive study. For instance sciences are such fields.

Unfortunately deciding if school is or isn't for you isn't much a matter of intelligence rather than wisdom.

That too, in some careers you have a chunk of memorizing like med school, but in school it's just shouldn't be an important part.

Memorizing is an effort too, but usually smart kids memorize easier when there is interesting topic linked to it, like dates in history, authors etc...

Honestly as a kid I wouldn't have bothered to learn from just memorizing an exam.

And yes, even though it wasn't like that for me, internet has taught me a great deal still, what a time to be alive! (That's the catch phrase of two minutes paper, great YouTuber to learn about computer sim / AI)

For good grades you need to be willing to learn and either put in some work or be intelligent.

The kids with bad grades are often unwilling, few unintelligent.

Intelligence can lead to be uninterested if the teacher is a bad one, but if the teacher is interesting the intelligent kid will do great without that much of an effort.

Rewarding effort would be valuable for intelligent kid actually, since they often develop bad working habits because of it. But grades can never truly reflect it, and so no teacher is grading based on it.

(except on high level studies were you need both intelligence and effort...)

Exactly, it's for the Allies

There is a correlation between the country's culture and the work culture of a team.

And the work culture of this team definitively is the French work culture.

It is good, but i also like some commas too.

For less important propositions, or to have some propositions closer together. Just like paragraphs link some sentences together when having the same point.

I think having that registery and doing it right is really what's important. Short sentences is great advice because it breaks the habit of long ones, which we get from speaking.

The implication is that you know the next part of the sentence but keep it unwritten. The best exemple is when making a list, a, b c ...

Sometimes it's even just a indicator there's gonna be a next part, like the "We need to talk..."

Although the more degenerate use is to imply the "you know what i mean/imply", a bit like the english innit in some sens.

Just checked and it is indeed an AI image based on a Asuka reference, with some change in Photoshop to make it seems less AI...

It was posted a year ago on Baldur's Gates subreddit. Technically no AI on the sub hence trying to hide it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BaldursGate3/comments/162xar0/command_grovel/?rdt=36411

I found a pretty neat description of a process by the redditor GenderJuicy and generally arguing for it the coments :

"Looks like he took this image and plugged it into ControlNet with a lower percentage, https://i.imgur.com/y3p7dN1.jpg, then used this LoRA https://civitai.com/models/106337/shadowheart-baldurs-gate-3-character-lora then took the output and used the Facet filter in Photoshop a few times to hide the "AI-ness", thus the weird design inaccuracies, nebulous inhuman designs and such.

Edit: Here you go, I did this in 2 seconds after downloading these and opening up Stable Diffusion, then used the Facet filter in Photoshop after pasting in the "Pathetic" text over it. https://imgur.com/0srdUM1

If you're going to make AI images and post them, don't act like you "made it in Photoshop". Pathetic."

Also found a guy explaining it in the coments of a repost :

https://www.deviantart.com/bitspirit3/art/Command-Grovel-979292113

I gotta admit, the brush strokes got me too it's pretty well done!

Who's the artist?

Because that's a very nice one, love the shapes and expressions.

Not that easy if it has a cable.

But also pretty much all of us have phones that cost more than high-end headphones, just as easy to pick out of your hands.

I still get it, don't mistake my comment for a lack of compassion.

It's especially true for teenagers that gets bullied because of things like it. (Although probably less of a problem for Karens since it's a rather outdated name.)

You'd be in the right to be bummed out sure.

But as adults I don't think you should hold as much importance to it, it's how to avoid hurting, lightheartedness and humor is the better response.

Someone named Karen making fun of Karens is just perfect, and the jokes for someone named motherfucker would write themselves!