Do not obey in advance 🖕

“No age gap??!?!?”

“And no non-con elements”

“NO NON CON?”

“And no coercion or otherwise manipulative behaviors”

“Joe they want a vampire with NOTHING”

This sketch is incredible. Perfect moment to capture. 10/10 for the artist.

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Bro I promise I wrote that shit....

I think it's cause I used 3 commas in one sentence. IIRC AI has a habit of using too many commas.

I did confirm for her I wrote it but idk if she can change it now. Oh well.

"According to the National Center for Education Statistics, online learning has increased drastically, from fifteen percent in 2019, to twenty-eight percent in 2021. Yet, these statistics alone can't decide the future of education, whether it should be online or in-person.

Face-to-face classes have been the standard ever since our ancestors could chisel symbols into stone slabs. Everyone, from aristocrats, to philosophers, to laypeople had to go to meet their teacher in-person. This allowed not only the ability to immediately interact with their professor, but also the opportunity to expand their network and meet kindred spirits. People formed bonds, had heated intellectual arguments, and were transformed as a result. Nevertheless, times are always changing, and the next big leap in education is already upon us.

While distance learning may first appear as a peculiarity within the contemporary educational world, it's been around for quite a while. 1873 sparked the beginning with the “Society to Encourage Home Studies”pioneered in Boston, Massachusetts by Ana Eliot Ticknor. COVID had the most monumental impact on online education as it mandated students not be physically present at all. Strict rules incentivized technology to advance and adapt. Now, professors can react to real-time chat comments just like your favorite streamer. Classes became more accessible, easier to attend, and resembled freelance work over the conventional nine to five. Consequently, this ignited a debate over which style was best for students.

Let's face the facts, distance learning isn't going anywhere, not only because it's been around longer than your grandma, but also, because it's more democratic. As prices soar and the average individual needs to work more hours, the liberation of screen-to-screen classes is evident. Mothers working two jobs to get by can now take courses when they have space instead of the strict schedule found in traditional methods of teaching. Even so, detractors say people are missing out on important social events and growth that only in-person courses can satiate.