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Goodbye, Mr Chips. Why brainiacs and Trump make easy marks

Covered by 2 sources · 1 wire story + 0 independent reports First reported

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Wire story · carried by The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Goodbye, Mr Chips. Why brainiacs and Trump make easy marks

Our future is being moulded by stunted tech bros who are immature, awkward and high on their own supply.

Carried by 2 outlets in 1 country

  1. The Sydney Morning Herald AU
  2. The Age AU