go away. you are a weirdo if you are reading this.
OK, at what age are you going to teach them all that? Each of those topics could be a year long course, in and of itself. Do you expect to cram all of this into a single semester of high school or something? How are you going to test this?
Further, what will you do when the ID pols protest this course about how sexist, racist, and colonialist all these things are and how they are just pushing white male supremacy? ignore them?
well you should have not been different.
nothing. you can’t control individuals behaviors in their own homes. that is where this is going on.
and you can be assured the people doing the violence are 100% against in it in public. and the loudest ones… most likely are the abusers, because people project their shame loudly and proudly.
or maybe we should just hit those people and see what happens?
empirical research at it’s finest.
Episcopalians are the wealthiest sect of Christianity, they value education and intellectualism, like the many Jewish sects do.
In other words, they are godless heathens…
yep. it’s funny the comments here being all mad. like… you want a extremist/fundamentalist sect to what… be shockingly progressive on this one issue? kind of a silly expectation.
you are doing everything to avoid my question dude. what are you going to teach these kids? plato?
nothing. it’s a thing that occurs every few years as part of the weather cycle.
don’t let all the doomer idiots tell you it means anything. el nino/la nina is just a name for cyclical changes in average water temperatures that affect weather patterns.
No, it’s a legit question you just refuse to answer. This is no ‘mainstream’ critical thinking. There are schools of it. Which one do you think we should teach to children?
I notice with you folks, you never give answers. You just deflect, deflect, and attack and attack. Almost as if you have no answer to a difficult question and just hand wave it away.
You never gave me an answer dude. You just keep deflecting and personally attacking me.
Have you done graduate study at university? If you had, you might know that there are 1000s of approaches to it, schools of it, and many of them are mutually exclusive. There is no such thing, nor ever has been. Which version of economics? Which version of history? etc. There are opposing and hostile camps of thought in every academic discipline. And there are vastly opposing camps in education and it’s a field that is highly subject to trendy bullshit and changes every few years what is ‘on trend’.
no, all religion bad. can’t have good religion, all bad. because men or something
exactly. so the question is what choice are you going to make? whose version of the truth are you going to teach?
i notice you don’t seem to answer. you seem to just magically expect… what your default assumptions and worldview to be the one that is taught? what if what they taught doesn’t agree with your worldview? would what we teach then be ‘wrong’ to you?
whose version of those though?
those things don’t exist in a vaccum, as much as you’d like to think they do. are we talking about the one where we think the modern liberal/leftism atheism is the pinnacle of human ‘critical thought’? because that’s typically the default presumption for most posters here.
OK so it should be about social indoctrination towards your ideals? what if other people don’t agree with your ideals? should they just not be educated?
Education always was and always will be primarily about employment.
The only people for whom it is not are those who are already rich. The system you want requires we all be millionaires before we even start our education.
because somebody needs to do those jobs.
the issue is that we should not stigmatize working-class and vocational work as ‘less than’. because in many cases, it isn’t really less than sitting on your butt in a office 40 hours a week… it’s a lot more difficult.
but it’s not about the job… it’s about social class at the end of the day. it’s about sorting people into their appropriate social class and perpetuating the divide between the lower and upper halves of society, and giving lower half people the vague hope their kids can get into the upper half if they just are smart or hard working enough… which is rarely the case.
egalitarianism sounds nice, but the truth is not everyone can be CEO, in fact, very few people can. the vast majority of work is on lower paying end of the spectrum.
you can have it the other way too… you can have the USA system where people have worthless Masters degrees and work in food service? is that ‘better’? when those folks probably should have been sorted into something more vocational earlier in their lives that would have given them less debt, wasted less time, and made them wealthier in the end. but at least in USA ‘vocational’ work is considered for stupid and dumb people and is very stigmatized esp among the white-collar professional elites.
they’d also fuck themselves
Yep. I know plenty of pope who work menial jobs and whine all day and drink a lot… they are all from wealthy families and are just waiting for their folks to die and/or their trust to mature. they know they don’t have to do jack shit in life and they tend to look down on people who work hard… as losers.
It’s pure entitlement. And if you call them out on it, they go straight to the sob story about how mommy and daddy are mean or something.
Precisely. They used to make better products than they do now.
The problems with their products got worse generation on generation. Their older products were more reliable.
or people just like good games that capture their imaginations and are fun and rewarding to play.
and what makes a game good doesn’t really change with time. anymore that a good film or book or anything.
good shit lasts and is timeless. it speaks to people across time and cultures.
yeah not everyone likes it, but not everything is for everyone. But there is a reason we are still reading and talking about the Illiad 2000+ years later. and people will be playing Mario 64 in 50 years, just like they play the NES games today. NES Zelda is 40 years old and still a classic.