No Rights Enjoyed, No Duties Owed: A Reading Note
No power enjoyed, no accountability claimed. #ReadingNotes
No power enjoyed, no accountability claimed. #ReadingNotes
Desire refers to what you hope to obtain at minimal cost. #ReadingNotes
As long as the gaokao remains a goal—and it will stay one for a while—the burden can’t be lightened.
Trim the textbooks, and students whose families can afford it will hire tutors; end school early, and they’ll flock to cram schools.
What you’re actually doing isn’t easing the load—it’s weeding out the poor. You’re eliminating in advance the students who can’t afford private tutoring or after-school classes.#ReadingNotes
When companies realize universities aren't teaching students anything practical, they can only assess a student's potential based on their college entrance exam scores.
This is why graduates from prestigious universities and popular majors find it easier to land jobs.
In other words, it's because employers simply don't acknowledge what you can actually learn during college. #ReadingNotes
NoteThe flaws are long-standing, but the real question is whether you have strengths that outweigh them.
The essence of marketing is just flattering customers.
Conclusions aren't always dictated by facts; sometimes, they're dictated by customers. The customer is God, and whether one plus one equals two or anything else depends entirely on the customer's understanding.
Their level of comprehension is what it is, so you can only go along with them.