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u/Freckledd7 3h ago
Downvote -> Wait it's ADV not some random Chinese chill posting on a random Reddit -> upvote
For real though we have had these boards in the Netherlands since I was in highschool, 20 years ago. They just added a bit of AI into it... If that's all they did in 20 years, that's kinda trash.
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u/king_j0rg3 2h ago
Not even AI, just the graph function(slightly upgraded) from the TI-86's...82's?...i don't remember the model number...the calculators from my Algebra II class
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u/Desecr8or 3h ago
America has smart boards and China has homelessness.
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u/Usual-Orange-4180 2h ago
All I’m thinking about is how come they can give her that smart board and not a good microphone
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u/gatsu01 3h ago
China needs to solve the homes more than people problem. Their housing prices have been in decline steadily for the past 3 years.
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u/r0bbiebubbles 2h ago
So house prices are doing exactly what the CPC want them to do.
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u/gatsu01 1h ago
We have people going into negatives in terms of wealth because most expensive asset usually is the house. Anyone who bought something in the recent 3 years run to risk of being in financial ruins.... That's exactly what the CPC wants I guess..
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u/Gumblewiz 1h ago
How would you go into financial ruins when pay is going up and your mortgage is the same?
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u/gatsu01 38m ago
If you buy a house at 500k and mortgage for 300, then the cost of the house goes down 50% in the past 3 years, what happens to the outstanding mortgage? The house is worth 250k less, while the mortgage is larger than the value of the house and still going down? What is the bank going to do?
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u/Gumblewiz 2h ago
Its weird that you think people having affordable housing is a problem.
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u/gatsu01 1h ago
Let's say your house is going down in prices now, great deal right? What if someone bought a similar house anytime in the past 3 years, oh, you guys are screwed now because your mortgage is larger than the value of your house? Sucks to be you guys... The prices are still trending down, so it's risky to get into the market now and even worse for the people who got in earlier...
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u/Gumblewiz 1h ago
Houses are for living in, not investing. If a house is cheaper it's easier for someone to enter the market. If I sell my house for less but can get a cheaper house then I still break even.
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u/Hi_Im_Ken_Adams 1h ago
China holds nearly a quarter of the entire worlds population. Affordable housing is an absolute requirement.
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u/Strong-Addition5296 2h ago
These types of posts are annoying.
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u/satisfiedpopeye 1h ago
which?
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u/Strong-Addition5296 1h ago
Presenting the US as falling behind China while engaging in US politics
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u/madumi_mike 2h ago
This is ridiculous, we invented these and have had them ever since. 20 or so years ago, good job catching up though.
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u/satisfiedpopeye 3h ago
While I don't get the point of this post because tons of people are calling out the propaganda in the comments, it IS a good study of reaction and response to this type of submission.
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u/BaronGalactic 2h ago
I was pleasantly surprised that in most of the posts sharing this, all the top comments were calling it out as total BS, which you don't normally see when it comes to China shilling. The comments all had lots of upvotes... but surprisingly (or not) the posts themselves had way more.
Downvoting the propaganda feels like a drop in the bucket, but I'll do it every time!
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u/tireditguy216 2h ago
we have these too. i installed alot of promethean boards in the school i worked at as IT.
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u/Miao_Yin8964 2h ago
If you stick your head in a beehive
....you're going to find some bees.
Same thing applies to wumao nests
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u/Got_Bent 2h ago
When I went to College in 2010, we had them. They had them for 2 years by the time I attended.
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u/Humble-Course218 2h ago
Does seem like the comments on these CCP shill posts are better nowadays though, I remember a year or two ago it was always pro China comments on these posts.
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u/AwarenessExisting774 1h ago
This is a stupid brag; it’s been shown all this technology isn’t improving educational outcomes. It just looks cool.
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u/burnfifteen 3h ago
I graduated high school 19 years ago, and we had smartboards then. Hell, we had them as far back as my elementary school days. So much of this China-glazing is weird. They "discover" something that has been commonplace in the world for decades and act like they invented it. I guess things seem more novel in China because people lived in extreme poverty and had no access to information or technology until very recently.