Ronald good morning. I'm deeply grateful that you're putting two words a pattern that I have noticed here of ugandans on x. They are extremely shallow and as you said they fail to respond to arguments and instead throw out insults of "cook" "sabula" and "yuzza".!

In the end they're unable to grasp the hypothesis or the theory that is being postulated. They are unable to raise substantive arguments for or against the same. And they get lost in the noise of cheering themselves. The sad thing is thinking that you can be able to get ahead in life with that kind of stupidity. 

I've also noted that they hate reading. In the recent couple of weeks I have been deploying AI using voice to text technology which has helped me answer and debate them in careful detail. This I believe is to advance knowledge and understanding. I therefore respond extensively questioning definitions, interrogating evidence and seeking to promote a culture of learning. 

I have noticed that that kind of group complains that I have written too much. They complain when they have to read more than one paragraph. It's very surprising to me that we have a generation which is both lazy in reading and quick to celebrate they assumed intellectual superiority. 

And so we have a big problem of illiterate mediocre masquerading as intellectuals. I thank you for putting in two words what kind of intellectuals they are. They are the "Yuza, Sabula tugende" intellectuals. 

In some ways the choice of their words indicate the inner motive. They are already biased. They don't approach any matter with objectivity which is necessary for scientific inquiry. They're in a hurry. I wonder if it has to do with information overload all the quick turnaround WhatsApp culture. You just keep scrolling through things. You don't spend time on a matter. The WhatsApp generation has the disadvantage of not reading a book from page one to page 500, but they are used to reading two paragraphs or three and moving on. 

We may need to have remedial education. Otherwise if you compare our graduates with those in say University of Dar es Salaam we shall be greatly embarrassed!