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Kenya Discussion / Re: Ivy League bluster, didn't I say it 10 years ago?
« Last post by Nefertiti on March 26, 2024, 12:42:00 PM »Talent =RESULTS
I fully agree with ya here. But please remember tech is not the world and the world is not tech. It's just a small portion of it. The universal metric of RESULTS is cold hard moolah. Legitimately built through sweat!
I have nothing against exporting beans and salt if it brings in the moolah Dangote style (simiti). I just have a problem with Ivy Leaguers of abysmal showing coupled with staggering ego. Like the techies creating flop companies like the Ayisis, or designing simple rat-tracking software with NGO free money, or reduced to designing websites, while bragging braguuuuuuu in the social and mainstream media about their resumes and (non)-achievements, instead of creating useful companies that actually make a profit and benefit many Kwiinyans/Afrikwans . #bluster
You and I know full well that nothing of substance has ever come out of our Kwiinyan Ivies in general and techies to be specific. No offence to non-Ivy techies.
Their abysmal showing is writ large. I don't even see why that's a point worth debating over.
"TECH" is quite misunderstood. It doesn't mean computers or robots - it is simply the application of knowledge. Research breeds new science, innovation breeds new technology. New smart, efficient ways of doing things or solving problems. It is just more readily visible in computers.
Haco industry or Firestone - or Gucci - are innovative to rise to the top and mint $$. Computers have little to do with it.
We agree on the subject of Ivy League being just that. Paper. But it is just a correlation not a causation. If most Kenyans are useless then that includes the Ivies. Yaani education has very little to do with real talent Ivy or otherwise. Employees need it not entrepreneurs.