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Schools score solid marks for pandemic learning changes 18 December 2020 The vast majority of Australians are satisfied with how educational institutions adapted learning and teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) shows. Study co-author, Professor Nicholas Biddle, said the study tracked more than 3,000 Australians' experiences of and views on education during the pandemic. "We found 47.8 per cent of Australians, or almost one-in-two, were very satisfied with their child's educational institution, while 40.2 per cent were somewhat sati...

GAMBLING rates in Australia dropped off significantly during the height of covid lockdowns but are now starting to come back, according to new research from ANU. The covid pandemic affected almost all aspects of life in Australia and lead researcher Prof Nicholas Biddle says gambling was no exception. “One the one hand, the lockdown severely restricted the opportunity to gamble in certain venues,” Prof Biddle said. “Sporting events that people were likely to gamble on were also disrupted. But on the other hand, as people spent more time at home the opportunity to participate in online g...

like the 1% of the nation today forming a new nation and assuming that everyone else is onboard. now, it is true that very few poor people today oppose the system of capitalism. because they figure, you know, hey, i might be poor now, but in three years, five years, ten years, i can get rich. much the same way the non slave owners, most non slave owning southerners didn't oppose the institution. the easiest way to get rich, buy a slave and go to the southwest. but jefferson davis and the confederate leaders were much more explicit about acknowledging this natural hierarchy. it's refl...

very few poor people today oppose the system of capitalism because they figure, you know, hey, i might be poor now, but in three years, five years, ten years, i can get rich. much the same way the non slave owners, most nonslave owning southerners didn't oppose the institution. the easiest way to get rich, buy a slave and go to the southwest. but jefferson davis and the confederate leaders were much more explicit about acknowledging this natural hierarchy. it's reflected in the pro- slavery ideal reflects a natural hierarchy, and one should respect it. one should know one's place. it...

Behold on the this creature. not going to do it. political agenda here. >> glenn: if you have people who like you say can control through monetary policy, you would never get those people. they control too much of the money. they make it enormous. >> no you're right. we have precedent for that in the fight between president jackson and the second bank of the united states. the head of the central bank, which is that version of the reserve today, name was nicholas biddle and he fought back exactly that way. when jackson tried to generate support for getting rid of the second bank, he said i wil...