Fresh air stations have been set up in some of China's most polluted cities Visitors are given oxygen masks so they can breathe fresh country air Air is sourced from the beautiful Laojun Mountains in Luanchuan county Canned and bottled air has already proved to be a big success Comes after just three of 74 Chinese cities met official air quality standards Pollution levels in China have been described as an 'environmental crisis' It is one of the most polluted countries on earth. Im not rich enough to buy canned air 24/7. And the metal industry+ cans are probably going to pollute environment even further.... China is startig to import clean water! https://nextshark.com/man-china-busted-making-22000-selling-fake-water/
Are private businesses not regulated? A government can say "yes you can have a license for your private nursery home if you provide adequate accommodations & proper care, and guess what, also if you have a vaccination program in place".
Unfortunately "proper education" in schools (The Little House on the Prairie style) does not exist anymore. Schools, colleges and universities have now been designed to produce obedient servants with virtually zero critical thinking.
Obviously there's a lot more involved in that. For example, I do know Nursing Care owners can not have a criminal record. Also, I do know they're not allowed to own a Nursing Care while residing in another province and many other things that I do not know about. Thus, they must be regulated or else how can they send in the military of a private owner / organization ? Also, I'm sure they must be require to past some sort'uv quarterly inspection. Yet, we know a Pandemic can breakout in between health inspections. Further, I know Nursing Homes or Long Care Facilities can be private, subsidized or public. Most of the Covid-19 problems (not all) occurred in the private Nursing Homes although I do not know how they are managed differently than the susidized or public ones. wrbtrader
Unless you are an incredible polymath, I really doubt you can provide your kids with the same education as a good school could. For example, could you teach calculus or linear algebra? Do you know anything about modern molecular biology or biochemistry? How about symbolic logic? There is a reason why billionaire/millionaire kids flock to schools like Dalton and why successful startup founders usually have Ivy League schools on their CV (even if they have dropped out). Proper education includes a broad variety of subjects and teaches people how to use that knowledge in their everyday lives. Without that foundation, most people who "think for themselves" are ignorant idiots. There are some very rare exceptions like that guy who does the Fed commentary, but these are very rare.
"They invented this bottled air, i trust this product" "We are waiting for the wisest people to give us better solution as well" Bigger&reusable canisters that hold higher pressure.
A really good school would know to not attempt to cram stupid shit like this down kids' throats unless they were really interested in the subject matter. A parent will know WAYYYY better what their child will excel at, and focus on that area of study, rather than some gloppy rounded-education with the esoterical sciences like cosmology and calculus maths forced upon them. STEM is all fine and good. But fer crying out loud, forcing a kid to learn something he/she does not like, will not make them like it, or be good at it. How many of these kids from the "really good schools" have the real life skills, like how to boil pasta, or fill out a paper check to pay a bill. Life skills, not academic argument skills. If your kid doesn't care about being a rocket scientist, don't expect them to learn how to launch a car into outer-space on a rocket! It just won't work!