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Stephen L. Miller

If your child sucks at math, don’t waste money on tutors or special programs. Just find one who doesn’t and hire them. Freelancing kids is the way of the future.

6:20 PM · Mar 12, 2019

Virginia Yankee

@VirginiaYankee1

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I outsource all my math from proficient countries.

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Also consider hiring your kid better parents.

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Oh sure, It's the parents. My 16yr old struggles with algebra, we've tried everything. On the flip side she aced chemistry and physics. Is anyone looking to adopt a kid since she needs new parents?

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They might want to teach themselves what it takes to be successful in the computer industry.

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Learn to code a kid?

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Uber but for average kids.

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My kids have been put on notice!

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Nine Minute Reviews

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Or let the kids learn what they are good at.

Brian W. McMahon

@BrianWMcMahon1

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Either that or get them software to do the math for them. From the look of things AI will be better than flesh and blood before your kid exits HS. Then the only thing for people to do will be sit on the couch and fart. If you don't believe me ask AOC.