/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15247718
His take on US education and H1B immigrants.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK0Y9j_CGgM

tl;dw
>US education is near 3rd world quality
>Since it is bad, we need to import smart people
>Don't worry guys, they aren't taking jobs or suppressing wages, there aren't any people able to do those jobs anyways

I think he is/was being fooled by the PISA rankings.
Smart science man failed to consider how much race was weighing down our average.
Of course he is happy to run with the aggregate statistic because it justifies his university's practices and it justifies his liberal we-need-to-spend-more-on-education grift.

>>15230075
>European so smart, American dumb, Nobel prize and iq are a shit metric, hehe he
Lmao, the absolute state of europoors

>>15218541
I will give you one, there are others find them youself
https://www.mdpi.com/2624-8611/1/1/5/htm
And yes you did have expections, even if you insist on lying to yourself.

>>15194029
This comparison of educational systems is deeply unfair. The US is a racially diverse society and given that black and hispanic people have worse genetics for intelligence, you can't expect math education to be as effective for them as it is for white and southeast asian people.
If you break the results down by race, you'll see results that are unsurprising for a country that pours so much money into education. US whites do better than almost all white countries, US hispanics do better than all hispanic countries, and US blacks do better than all black countries. It's just the averaging together of different races that obscures how good the US' education system really is by international standards.