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RE: SLC Season 23 : Educators Recruitment Overview (Applicants and Result)
The increasing awareness of AI is what may have prompted the Steemit Team to make modifications to SLC Season 23 as we see it today, namely the emergence of Learning Club which in theory prioritises practice over theory. And maybe that's also the reason why classes like Sewing, Crocheting and Knitting survive in the SLC. Of all the classes and clubs that make up Season 23, I think we can agree that all of them are classes that prioritise practice.
I think, although we might find weaknesses if we look hard enough, what Steemit Team is doing regarding the fight against AI in SLC in season 23 is pretty good. For now, let's see how Season 23 of the SLC will play out.
Might is good. I wish there would be a clear answer once in a while. Sorry to say this but it's a polite thing to do if people ask which makes me wonder why I spend that many hours per day answering my notifications. What is the point if the example isn't given by those saying they care?
And none of these participants will write a word? They are all forced to film and upload on YouTube so the entire world can snoop on them? Who says what is shown is done by them?
Repairment is great (computer or home) but I wonder who will come and help me fix my ceiling and the walls or should I tell the world how I do it and the only thing the mentors do is telling me in the end how I could have done it if I had the same ceilings, wall contstructure and finances and cheap products for sale as they have (not to mention the energy and the body strength and weather circumstances).
Nature and outdoor life? Are we going to hike in the jungle and search for food Mom Nature offers? I wish that was true and available and also allowed where I live. How about those living in the desert?
Am I kidding? No way. I guess I am just too old for what is offered. I rather followed language lessons, Chines or something where we practise drawing.
If it comes to cheating it's possible with every one of these lessons but I hope those who want to learn something and will join although I have strong doubts this is accessible for everyone.
Cooking lessons might be interesting if you have money to spend and live in a warzone or a country where is nothing to buy.
Long story short: it's great to see there is still plenty of money going around since most of what I see (two cooking courses?) is all about what we consider luxury, money we wouldn't spend.. An exception could be the repairments (building one's own computer would be way more interesting since a new motherboard isn't cheap and you need a place where you can buy it.
I guess @kafio doesn't teach how to fix the toaster, the waterboiler and the ricecooker with a messed up thermostat? BTW I also have one lamp good for switching off the power in the wild area.
No one has tip and tricks for poor bastards how to live a more efficient life or is this only what Dutch people do who pay bills first and only buy food if there are a few pennies left?
i siad in the intoduction post