Comments (12)

1. January 24, 2013
   LadyFitzgerald

   5? It’s funny because it’s true.

2. January 24, 2013
   ms

   Eh. Not really a fair comparison. The 340 B.C. storyteller and Isaac Newton were the cream of the intellectual crop for their times. I don’t think Nobel Laureates in Physics are going to be asking Siri for the answer to 2+2.

3. January 24, 2013
   tony

   No, ms. It’s the future. Think “Idiocracy”.

4. January 24, 2013
   Nathan.D

   People are not getting more stupid. If they were, then why is technology still advancing?

5. January 24, 2013
   LadyFitzgerald

   Work retail for a couple of years, then tell us how bright people are.

6. January 25, 2013
   LoppingGenitals

   NOTFUNNY

7. January 25, 2013
   sam

   lol @ Nathans comment.

8. January 25, 2013
   Ron H

   Tried to comment on this but kept getting spammy word message; so check out today’s Indy, Belgium student teachers article, and weep!

9. January 25, 2013
   David

   Where is that any key at?

10. January 26, 2013
    dfsfdfs

    @Nathan –

    The people who create the latest technology are anything but normal. They are the cream of the crop, so to speak. Google/Apple/MS, etc hire the best and brightest from the top universities, as do engineering companies and the like. Just because they are still smart does not mean society as a whole is advancing.

11. January 28, 2013
    lizbit

    The problem is smart people aren’t breeding only stupid ones so someone better master that that cloning technology quick because the smart people are going to die out soon.

12. January 28, 2013
    Volock

    @lizbit

    So true…