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A report on NHK regarding the Toshiba T1100 laptop is criticized for falsely claiming it was the world's first laptop. Historical records indicate that the Grid Compass preceded the Toshiba model, and the broadcast is noted for failing to name competing companies during the segment.
Knowledgeable Consumers, Craig Barrett's Lenin Reference, Shell Science Challenge
Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett wrote a letter defending Common Core, accusing detractors of following "Lenin's maxim" that a lie told often enough becomes the truth. The hosts point out the irony, suggesting the corporate-led education movement is the one using such tactics. They list several science competitions sponsored by Shell Oil, DuPont, and Toshiba, likening modern schools to NASCAR races.
