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Anything that holds value is a self-paying bug bounty.

It's a bit tricky to say when I don't have the full details of what the course entails and haven't assisted to it myself.

I think my concern here is that this course would give the students a false sense of safety since they now have a recipe they can apply to "filter out the junk" making them blind the next evolution.

I also don't think your analogies fully grasp the matter (alt ought they are really good examples of "races to the bottom").

A more relevant analogy would be akin too: "Should we teach students about known vulnerabilities when attackers keep discovering new ones?".

To that my answer is, I'm not sure. There are a lot of vulnerabilities, and going over each known one would take a considerable amount of time. Perhaps spending more time learning other facets of software development would be a better a better use of time.

Not sure how useful this will be.

News outlets fights amongst other news outlets to get the most attention and clicks.

Surely if you teach kids a recipe on how to spot questionnable sources, these sources will adapt to look legitimate.

I rarely find anything that's worth the time to write down and organize.

I use the mac OS/iOS notes app to keep track of short lived information that I don't want to forget.

I learnt Colemak but I reverted to Qwerty as using what's used everywhere is just much more convenient.

Yup, thanks for pointing that out. I did interpret it as "you are an unempathetic person" while that wasn't the case.

That was an interesting read. Thanks!

As far as I can tell, empathy goes both ways, and I think it's a bit unfair of you to call me unempathetic for simply expressing how I'm feeling.

I also don't think the examples you give are great analogues to the situation (although highly related) as I've not meet a lot of people using alcoholism, bulimia and asthma as a way to avoid everyday tasks in contrast to ADHD.

Am I the only one who feels a bit discredited when someone blames their ADHD for their shortcomings?

To me, all the ADHD symptoms listed in this article sounds like nothing more but normal human traits.

Also, author hasn't been diagnosed with ADHD, and the tips can be helpful to everyone.

Could very well be. My guess is that the inflows generated by their clever marketing is enough to move the market in their favor, and thus, creating a positive feedback loop.

See the inelastic market hypothesis (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3686935).

Interesting to see some of their work here.

The strongest suit of ARK Invest in my opinion is their marketing, which is clearly demonstrated by the high inflows into their ETF.

Curious to see how they will perform on the long term, given that their portfolio is pretty heavily weighted into medium and small caps stocks.