> If public money is invested, it should be done based on ROI. If there is no ROI, that’s welfare, and welfare should go to those with the greatest need.
The problem we're currently facing -- on full display in this article -- is the wide-spread delusion that confuses "ROI" with "performance on one extraordinarily poorly designed multiple-choice test from the 70's".
The problem we're currently facing -- on full display in this article -- is the wide-spread delusion that confuses "ROI" with "performance on one extraordinarily poorly designed multiple-choice test from the 70's".