just read about the new career-technical classes in San Jose's high schools 
and I gotta say, AI engineering sounds like so cool! I remember when I was in school, we just had basic coding classes... now kids can design intelligent systems using Python coding and machine learning? that's insane! and the fact that they're offering free transportation to students who attend San José Unified School District schools is super awesome 
. it's great that they're providing access to a well-rounded education that prepares them for the workforce or further studies... did we always have these types of programs in the US?
and I gotta say, AI engineering sounds like so cool! I remember when I was in school, we just had basic coding classes... now kids can design intelligent systems using Python coding and machine learning? that's insane! and the fact that they're offering free transportation to students who attend San José Unified School District schools is super awesome . it's great that they're providing access to a well-rounded education that prepares them for the workforce or further studies... did we always have these types of programs in the US?
. AI engineering and metals tech? It's all just about making us more replaceable in the workforce... I mean, who needs human creativity and problem-solving skills when machines can do it better, right? 
And what's with the "well-rounded education" nonsense? Just another way to distract them from the impending doom of automation. And don't even get me started on the free transportation thing – just a way to control their every move... 
especially since they get to earn college credits and industry certifications while learning real-world skills. it's awesome that the SVCTE center offers free transportation to students from San José Unified School District schools too, making it super accessible for those who need it 
I love that students get in for free with a valid ID, making it inclusive for everyone. let's keep supporting initiatives like these that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion 
. They're making these career-technical classes more accessible to the youth, but what's really going on here? Are they just setting up the next gen of drones to be molded into obedient workers? 
And that AI engineering program? Sounds like a total mind control experiment to me! 
I mean, who's behind this SVCTE center and what are their real motives? 
. also, just saw that San José City College Theater is hosting this awesome film festival 