Should Yahoo give free tutorial classes on Political Science, so some people know how a bill is passed?

Question

These crazy questions would be funny if they did not make the askers look so stupid. Perhaps if Yahoo had some free tutorials people would ask questions of merrit, not bias.

(before anyone rants, I know it is not a possibility, but would it not be nice to have a debate with someone who actually had some knowledge of what they were talking about)

XA, I do appreciate the fact people have different opinions,, that is not my problem.
My problem is when bias is due to being uninformed.

Answer 1

I agree that people on answers quite frequently ask asinine questions which do not have basis in fact and are without merit. The only part of your question which I take exception to is your statement that questions should be asked without bias. After reading through the list of questions you have asked previously, do you really feel that you have a right to accuse others of bias? Maybe I'm wrong, but based on your questions, I don't think so.

Answer 2

I don't see why that subject alone would be beneficial except to a limited number of people. The number of other courses as well would be staggering. It is a good idea but I don't think it is a yahoo venture.

Why don't you start an educational site? Maybe you can get quality teachers to provide the information not otherwise available to the general public without the subscribers actually attending a school/class to learn.

Good luck.

Answer 3

here are some links that might be useful. i usually give these to people wanting an overview of the process of how bills become law and how to find their state's website.

Answer 4

Not the behind-the-scenes...like sausage-making it is better that the genpop is in the dark "with the mushrooms".
But they MIGHT do so research before they voted at "VoteSmart Dot Com..."

Answer 5

Yes!