Once, the phrase "one size fits all" was a futuristic boast offered by manufacturers availing themselves of new, high-tech materials that stretched and flexed without tearing or deforming. Today, it's a curse-word used to damn universal programs. What happened?
As is so often the case with big linguistic shifts, the culprit is capitalist realism, the ideology that there is no alternative to unfettered profit-seeking, which relies heavily on linguistic games.
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@pluralistic One size fits all approach does not seem to be working very well.
Education - We all learn differently as learning styles can be split in to several categories for example
But this approach doesn't see to be very effective, at least with DNA advances we are going to start seeing tailored treatments which should prove interesting going forward.
