/sci/ - Science & Math

It should be up to the administrator of the school.

If I were in charge, I might go for uniforms because it makes enforcing arbitrary dress-codes less work for teachers.

Yes. And so should military service. Would certainly weed out the non-hackers in our free-loading society.

Irrelevant. Not only to this board, but to anything worth thinking about.

Obviously not, because it makes any learning environment seem more authoritarian and backwards.

>>3918037
>military service

So you just want to empower the military industrial complex even more.

>>3918044
They're the only ones actually advancing technology.

Australian, so my school had a uniform. I liked it. Ties and blazers look great. I think it makes things easier on teachers.

>>3918042
yes and expose students to huge social dogma as their choice of cloths becomes a battle for popularity and bullying.

>>3918062
that only matters for the kids who are so poor they have to dress like shit

and seriously, no one cares about them anyway

>>3918068
or kids who don't go to shook for a popularity contest. Casual dress is just one more problem for teachers and students.

dress codes are shit.

>>3918083
school*

>>3918052

the government is what funds the military in the first place...fucking moron.

The military is full of idiots. Only scientists can advance technology.

>>3918130
>doesn't know what "military industrial complex" means