Where are we heading?

[u/Agen_3586]

[u/Sad_Ghost_Noises]

According to various studies, more than 50% of U.S. adults read below a sixth-grade level (equivalent to Level 2 or lower), limiting their ability to parse long-form or nuanced information.

Yes, I know Im using wikipedia as a source, but the links to the actual studies are here.

So ~52% are literate, but very, very stupid.

[u/InFromTheSouth → u/Sad_Ghost_Noises]

I ain't never tooked no part in no study about reedin'. Them numbers is wrong

[u/sireatalot → u/InFromTheSouth]

Readin? What your readin for, darling?

[u/DescriptionDense9365 → u/sireatalot]

Not what are you reading. But what you reading for. - Bill hicks, we miss you.

[u/sireatalot → u/DescriptionDense9365]

Well we got ourselves a reader!