03-12-2010, 05:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2010, 05:46 AM by RespectableGent.)
Not the legal kind judges can agree need to stay in, but the illegal kind any judge would outlaw. It has been shown in past cases that judges have seen selling a degree a criminal act. Blot out the outright degree sellers, life experience scams, etc. on Google, Yahoo, MSN, and the problem is gone.
Surely the combined power of the NSA, CIA, FBI, etc. can compel judges to request, show significant evidence of harm, and compel such three entities to stop making them a National Security Issue.
I believe Google does reserve the power to regulate at least a little of the internet. Google China does. If the lawsuits come, just dismiss and begone on issues of National Security as judges already do on behalf of Google and Co.
Poof, Gone!
Top down measures are the first step. If the second kind of phony remains, as it will, they'll be more ambiguous compared to tens of thousands of other such legitimate colleges. They'll be forced to turn into competency based approaches or whatever, maybe even allowing them to pass and fail, as it seems some of the more ethical operators do, and it will actually be a legitimate, legal, degree.
Surely the combined power of the NSA, CIA, FBI, etc. can compel judges to request, show significant evidence of harm, and compel such three entities to stop making them a National Security Issue.
I believe Google does reserve the power to regulate at least a little of the internet. Google China does. If the lawsuits come, just dismiss and begone on issues of National Security as judges already do on behalf of Google and Co.
Poof, Gone!
Top down measures are the first step. If the second kind of phony remains, as it will, they'll be more ambiguous compared to tens of thousands of other such legitimate colleges. They'll be forced to turn into competency based approaches or whatever, maybe even allowing them to pass and fail, as it seems some of the more ethical operators do, and it will actually be a legitimate, legal, degree.