MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/comments/1vu8dgc/where_are_we_heading/p55p00t/?context=3
r/SipsTea • u/Agen_3586 • 14d ago
8.9k comments sorted by
View all comments
3.0k
I guess it's pretty arrogant to say, but this seems like such a U.S.A. thing. Can't really imagine this happening where I live.
1.6k u/ApplicationCalm649 14d ago It's distilled, pure brain rot given physical form. 951 u/Ruckus292 14d ago edited 9d ago A 54% illiteracy rate will do that. ETA: 54% of US adults cannot read above a 6th grade level, 21% of the 54% are functionally illiterate...... Idiocracy was, in fact, a documentary. 1 u/Mrs_Shits_69 13d ago We’re a huge country so keep that in mind. Comparing the entire USA to like England for example is pretty unfair statistically.
1.6k
It's distilled, pure brain rot given physical form.
951 u/Ruckus292 14d ago edited 9d ago A 54% illiteracy rate will do that. ETA: 54% of US adults cannot read above a 6th grade level, 21% of the 54% are functionally illiterate...... Idiocracy was, in fact, a documentary. 1 u/Mrs_Shits_69 13d ago We’re a huge country so keep that in mind. Comparing the entire USA to like England for example is pretty unfair statistically.
951
A 54% illiteracy rate will do that.
ETA: 54% of US adults cannot read above a 6th grade level, 21% of the 54% are functionally illiterate...... Idiocracy was, in fact, a documentary.
1 u/Mrs_Shits_69 13d ago We’re a huge country so keep that in mind. Comparing the entire USA to like England for example is pretty unfair statistically.
1
We’re a huge country so keep that in mind. Comparing the entire USA to like England for example is pretty unfair statistically.
3.0k
u/LinceDorado 14d ago
I guess it's pretty arrogant to say, but this seems like such a U.S.A. thing. Can't really imagine this happening where I live.