7:15 p.m. (b)
I guess, the new textbooks we introduce will be a bit more challenging.
But that's because Sri Lanka's education system is very low quality.
Very low standard.
The ranking is abysmal.
Many unis only accept local uni people as they are at least graduates, ignoring the horrific ranking.
Generally, kids in public schools never go to top universities, unless they somehow performed against odds stacked against them. The biggest being they speak Sinhala.
We need to use these new textbooks because we need kids to learn this stuff.
So they can operate at these new companies more successfully.
They're not competitive.
I feel like they're being trained in public schools instead of educated.
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████████████████████████████████████████████████████ The place appears to be a state in India, as opposed to a separate country. And that's bad because we're not Indians. We don't have 1b people. We have to be smart. Stand out.