From https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/14phpbq/how_is_it_possible_that_roughly_50_of_americans/

Question above is pretty blunt but was doing a study for a college course and came across that stat. How is that possible? My high school sucked but I was well equipped even with that sub standard level of education for college. Obviously income is a thing but to think 1 out of 5 American adults is categorized as illiterate is…astounding. Now poor media literacy I get, but not this. Edit: this was from a department of education report from 2022. Just incase people are curious where that comes from. It does also specify as literate in English so maybe not as grim as I thought.

  • Kyle@lemmywinks.com
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    1 year ago

    ( Just to be clear on the definition a card being rotated turns around the y-axis. Fliping a card rotates it around it’s z-axis)

    Ok professor, what if the card is in your hand and not laying on the table?

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      1 year ago

      Then the card has changed it’s orientation in three dimensional space and the action needs to be adjusted accordingly ;)

      If you need it in easier language, student, then rotating it would mean turning it upside down, and flipping means turning it around. :)