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excited to announce Campus has acquired Sizzle AI -- welcome Jerome (@an_open_mind) and the rest of the Sizzle AI team to Campus -- no one has built more at the intersection of AI and learning science
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- We've got a lot of work to do to fix education in America -- excited to announce Campus.edu raised a $46M Series B led by @ChenaultKen at @generalcatalyst -- went on Bloomberg w/ @JTLonsdale (who tripled down this round) to talk about the round!
- it's time to build to fix higher education in America 🇺🇸!.@tadeoyerinde bought a college to build campus.edu: “the Thiel fellowship for the masses” Their motto is “futue debitum discipulorum” — that’s "screw student debt" in Latin. Founders Fund is proud to have lead their Series A!
- Replying to @paulgnope, PG Silicon Valley elites have failed to help solve the education problem in America instead of investing in developing working class American talent in our rural towns and inner cities we assume the only way to solve the talent crisis is immigration this is wrong
- Replying to @amasadchef’s kiss “You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or a Japanese. But anyone, from any corner of the Earth, can come to live in America and become an American.”
- Replying to @JoshuaOgunduthe truth is most Silicon Valley elites don’t believe real talent exists in America’s rural towns and inner cities they’ve never spent much time outside of the coasts and assume they’re all moronic simpletons
- Replying to @dennisrumet and @siegfriedmuellChristianity, when practiced genuinely, gives us access to a supernatural peace from God this man appears to be practicing genuine Christianity ✝️
- this is partially why the American Dream is dead for everyday Americans government incompetence + billionaire apathy to invest in our people
- Replying to @DavidSackshere’s how simple it is the American Dream is more accessible to the upper class from other countries than it is to working-class Americans this is an existential problem for our society & until it’s addressed expect more infighting
- Replying to @levieit’s a lot simpler than all this millions of Americans believe the American Dream is more accessible to upper-class immigrants than it is to working class Americans and that this needs to change
- Replying to @thatsKAIZENyeah, but more simply the American Dream is more accessible for upper-class immigrants than it is for working-class rural town and inner city Americans until this is solved, expect more infighting
