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@Jason
Glad to see you back here my friend
That makes me happy.
And as usual, you point out to something great!
Meritocractic :"Ironically, the term was first used in a pejorative sense in Michael Young's 1958 book Rise of the Meritocracy, which was written from the standpoint of a future in which one's social place is determined by IQ plus effort.
In the book, this social system ultimately leads to a social revolution in which the masses overthrow the elite, who have become arrogant and disconnected from the feelings of the public."
That happened in Spain, a few months ago, after irak issues!But do you thing there's any
merito when someone try to teach them?
Or i'll need to post here some 5'000
£Y€$!
P.S.
C I am 1 0 1 !
I like people more than machines or money. But that's me!
Lets do something good and great: Lets do open source!
