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So we are going to ban facts now?

The problem is that it does seem to be cultural. In every one of my computer science classes, students from India almost always shared answers on the test, copied each others' homework, and felt there was no problem with it.



I always wonder what happens to all these honest Americans once they get into Wall Street. Or these days Silicon Valley where keeping people addicted to social feeds and video streams is making an honest living. Let not even talk about the guys who sold the rest of the world on WMD's.


"I always wonder what happens to all these honest Americans once they get into Wall Street."

The rest probably get filtered out well before reaching that point.


2 wrongs don't make a right. If we choose to ignore a problem that continues to happen because we want to be more PC, it will never stop.




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