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re: Kermit Ruffins' sister asking for donations to bury her daughter
Posted on 7/6/15 at 8:46 pm to SlowFlowPro
Posted on 7/6/15 at 8:46 pm to SlowFlowPro
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everything is insignificant in a school setting in the internet age if you want to look only at the surface
not really, just your bad examples. Are they applicable in life? Yes. Did i become proficient in them by my high school science classes? frick no x10.
would be quite difficult to learn what I learned in an English class via the internet. Same with math.
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the concepts i listed are building blocks that ultimately lead to the ability to improve yourself and understanding of the world
huh? say what? learning "how to cook" via science class, or learning about diets and medicine are building blocks? or help me understand the world?
I know what you are trying to say. But as i said, your examples were just bad, which just further proves my point how insignificant those classes truly were.
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when you limit education to surface-level topics with endpoints, you basically doom that student to those end points
science and history have end points. usually when those classes end. But definitely end when you are finished with school.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 8:50 pm to Lester Earl
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huh? say what? learning "how to cook" via science class, or learning about diets and medicine are building blocks? or help me understand the world?
no. understanding biology and chemistry opens up the world so you can better understand things like cooking, medicine, diet, exercise, etc
but history opens up philosophy and sociology which opens up self identification and all sorts of existential analysis
you can't understand yourself if you don't understand basics of humanity. you can't learn the basics of humanity without history
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science and history have end points. usually when those classes end. But definitely end when you are finished with school.
not for people who seek education. as jones pointed out, if you give up early, it's very difficult to catch up later
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