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Brexit, by Coach on Oct 12, 2019 22:11:34 GMT 1, Most attacked and maligned, but by far the best person for the job. Ill wait and see, i dont see how it is realistic to call this next election any more. There are more potential outcomes than there are make this yourself Blue Peter projects. Just got to hope common sense will prevail in the election. We know the disaster of letting BOJO the clown back in, assuming he isnt in jail or something by then. Far rage is a nutter and has no chance, lib dems, are on the way to having more tory MP's than the torys and have pitched themselves against brexit whilst simultaneously increasing the chances of Bojo tryin to slip a no deal past, so no one knows what the f**kthey are on/about at this stage. Greens, i wish, but er no. Labour want to sort out the country and rebalance things, want to see what deal they CAN get and then ask the people if that is "the will of the people" now, not 3+ years ago. Dont be so sure the result wont eventually come down to the utterly undemocratic liar, cheat and possibly fraudster that is BOJO the failed clown, or the opportunity for a better future and more control. Still think the youth vote is going to come as a real shock to some people. Just hope it isnt me! Fact is, people won’t vote for Corbyn. They’d vote Labour, but not with Corbyn at the helm. Like it or not, that’s the very simple fact of the matter.
I believe you are right.
Most attacked and maligned, but by far the best person for the job. Ill wait and see, i dont see how it is realistic to call this next election any more. There are more potential outcomes than there are make this yourself Blue Peter projects. Just got to hope common sense will prevail in the election. We know the disaster of letting BOJO the clown back in, assuming he isnt in jail or something by then. Far rage is a nutter and has no chance, lib dems, are on the way to having more tory MP's than the torys and have pitched themselves against brexit whilst simultaneously increasing the chances of Bojo tryin to slip a no deal past, so no one knows what the f**kthey are on/about at this stage. Greens, i wish, but er no. Labour want to sort out the country and rebalance things, want to see what deal they CAN get and then ask the people if that is "the will of the people" now, not 3+ years ago. Dont be so sure the result wont eventually come down to the utterly undemocratic liar, cheat and possibly fraudster that is BOJO the failed clown, or the opportunity for a better future and more control. Still think the youth vote is going to come as a real shock to some people. Just hope it isnt me! Fact is, people won’t vote for Corbyn. They’d vote Labour, but not with Corbyn at the helm. Like it or not, that’s the very simple fact of the matter. I believe you are right. |
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Brexit, by Matt on Oct 12, 2019 22:20:41 GMT 1, He said he is standing as an MP in the next General Election. Personally I see the Brexit party doing very badly and would be surprised if Farage gets elected.
Farage has stood for election to the House of Commons a total of seven times.
He lost seven times.
Last time he tried he lost to a man dressed as a dolphin.
Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things
He said he is standing as an MP in the next General Election. Personally I see the Brexit party doing very badly and would be surprised if Farage gets elected.
Farage has stood for election to the House of Commons a total of seven times.
He lost seven times.
Last time he tried he lost to a man dressed as a dolphin. Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:20:58 GMT 1
Brexit, by drip on Oct 12, 2019 22:20:58 GMT 1, We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools.
We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools.
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Oct 12, 2019 22:28:46 GMT 1
Brexit, by drip on Oct 12, 2019 22:28:46 GMT 1,
Farage has stood for election to the House of Commons a total of seven times.
He lost seven times.
Last time he tried he lost to a man dressed as a dolphin. Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things
I mean,
'So why would you like to work with us here at Tesco?'
'Because I hate you and everything you stand for. If you hire me, I will do everything in my power to destroy your organisation from within and disrupt my family's access to unseasonal fruit and veg.'
Farage has stood for election to the House of Commons a total of seven times.
He lost seven times.
Last time he tried he lost to a man dressed as a dolphin. Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things Bonkers eh? Ignoring all the complexities of both Brexit and the EU for a moment, for anyone that wants to claim the EU is this nefarious and undemocratic organisation, can you think of any other organisation that would allow in a group of individuals that have actively stated how, once they're in, they'll do all they can to disrupt and undermine that very organisation? It's mental. I mean, 'So why would you like to work with us here at Tesco?' 'Because I hate you and everything you stand for. If you hire me, I will do everything in my power to destroy your organisation from within and disrupt my family's access to unseasonal fruit and veg.' |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:36:35 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 12, 2019 22:36:35 GMT 1, We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools.
We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools. And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:40:32 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Oct 12, 2019 22:40:32 GMT 1,  Stay xenophobic classy, leavers.
PC has really made people get angry over nothing. French slang for Brits 'Le Roste Beufs' and the Brits call the French 'Frogs' all cos people in UK think Germans eat Sour Kraut and Sausage and French eat frogs legs and Brits eat roast beef.
Stay xenophobic classy, leavers. Stupid fucking poster. I like Krauts. It's just slang. I would hardly describe Merkel as a Kraut, more like a commie stasi product. PC has really made people get angry over nothing. French slang for Brits 'Le Roste Beufs' and the Brits call the French 'Frogs' all cos people in UK think Germans eat Sour Kraut and Sausage and French eat frogs legs and Brits eat roast beef. |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:41:32 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Oct 12, 2019 22:41:32 GMT 1, Stay classy, leavers. Thiss**t is another reason an election is going to be to tough to call. This basically represents the mindset of the torys and of course far rage {probably also sponsored by both, not that i know that), who really wants to vote and say they believe in thiss**t, outside of the legit racist loons. The loons will be easy fired up, but surely it will put a lot more voters off than it will turn on. Outdated, vile and unacceptable to most people these days. Horrible people boosted mainly by the loudness of their own voices. 
Stay classy, leavers. Thiss**t is another reason an election is going to be to tough to call. This basically represents the mindset of the torys and of course far rage {probably also sponsored by both, not that i know that), who really wants to vote and say they believe in thiss**t, outside of the legit racist loons. The loons will be easy fired up, but surely it will put a lot more voters off than it will turn on. Outdated, vile and unacceptable to most people these days. Horrible people boosted mainly by the loudness of their own voices. Farages ex wife is German |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:45:19 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Oct 12, 2019 22:45:19 GMT 1, Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things Bonkers eh? Ignoring all the complexities of both Brexit and the EU for a moment, for anyone that wants to claim the EU is this nefarious and undemocratic organisation, can you think of any other organisation that would allow in a group of individuals that have actively stated how, once they're in, they'll do all they can to disrupt and undermine that very organisation? It's mental. I mean, 'So why would you like to work with us here at Tesco?' 'Because I hate you and everything you stand for. If you hire me, I will do everything in my power to destroy your organisation from within and disrupt my family's access to unseasonal fruit and veg.'
Fortunately for him he was able to become...an MEP of all things Bonkers eh? Ignoring all the complexities of both Brexit and the EU for a moment, for anyone that wants to claim the EU is this nefarious and undemocratic organisation, can you think of any other organisation that would allow in a group of individuals that have actively stated how, once they're in, they'll do all they can to disrupt and undermine that very organisation? It's mental. I mean, 'So why would you like to work with us here at Tesco?' 'Because I hate you and everything you stand for. If you hire me, I will do everything in my power to destroy your organisation from within and disrupt my family's access to unseasonal fruit and veg.' It's all an act, they are all in it for the money. The only way Fraudrage could get elected as an MEP is to do his anti EU ranting mainly about nothing and the EU which is public funded by taxpayers let him rant to show us they are democratic when in reality they are as red as they come. They waste and steal millions if not billions between themselves and they all dine at the same restaurant. |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:45:28 GMT 1
Brexit, by drip on Oct 12, 2019 22:45:28 GMT 1, We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools. And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good!
We desperately need to make critical thinking more of a thing in our schools. And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:52:53 GMT 1
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Brexit, by eyectopus on Oct 12, 2019 22:52:53 GMT 1, And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day.
It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on.
And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:59:00 GMT 1
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Brexit, by FЯ on Oct 12, 2019 22:59:00 GMT 1, It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on.
Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry the shitty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills.
This is why south korea makes us look like dumb shits when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later
It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry the shitty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumb shits when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later |
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Oct 12, 2019 22:59:40 GMT 1
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Brexit, by eyectopus on Oct 12, 2019 22:59:40 GMT 1, It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day.
There's no longer the need for people to retain any information.
And that's going to be a huge issue in so many ways.
I think that people don't retain as much low level detail, but they have a higher level knowledge of much more areas due to being online and using applications. Google etc. is there for the low level stuff.
It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day.
There's no longer the need for people to retain any information.
And that's going to be a huge issue in so many ways.
I think that people don't retain as much low level detail, but they have a higher level knowledge of much more areas due to being online and using applications. Google etc. is there for the low level stuff. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:00:31 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 12, 2019 23:00:31 GMT 1, And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day.
I dont actually remember doing Shakespeare at school, weirdly. Maybe just didnt go though.
And politics. Sorry kids, its for your own good! It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. Internet is a big issue politically. Far to much easy manipulation to be had. If people get the basics of politics it also gives them a good idea of how manipulation and misinformation are used. Dam good life skills to have! I dont actually remember doing Shakespeare at school, weirdly. Maybe just didnt go though. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:03:28 GMT 1
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Brexit, by eyectopus on Oct 12, 2019 23:03:28 GMT 1, It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later
And the skills learnt in coding apply outside computing aswell. The planning, structure and ability to break things down allows the students to work well in other areas aswell.
It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later And the skills learnt in coding apply outside computing aswell. The planning, structure and ability to break things down allows the students to work well in other areas aswell. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:05:48 GMT 1
Brexit, by drip on Oct 12, 2019 23:05:48 GMT 1, It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. Internet is a big issue politically. Far to much easy manipulation to be had. If people get the basics of politics it also gives them a good idea of how manipulation and misinformation are used. Dam good life skills to have! I dont actually remember doing Shakespeare at school, weirdly. Maybe just didnt go though.
It always annoyed me how much time we spent learning about Shakespeare and medieval crop rotation, but not so much on life stuff like politics, mortgages, etc. And now, there's the internet and social media to push our buttons 24 hours a day. Internet is a big issue politically. Far to much easy manipulation to be had. If people get the basics of politics it also gives them a good idea of how manipulation and misinformation are used. Dam good life skills to have! I dont actually remember doing Shakespeare at school, weirdly. Maybe just didnt go though. Sometimes the brain makes us forget traumatic events. It's a coping mechanism that allows us to continue functioning. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:12:00 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Oct 12, 2019 23:12:00 GMT 1, Politicians exist to insult our intelligence
Politicians exist to insult our intelligence
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Oct 12, 2019 23:20:47 GMT 1
Brexit, by drip on Oct 12, 2019 23:20:47 GMT 1, Politicians exist to insult our intelligence
Politicians exist to insult our intelligence Yeah. I f*cking wish all the politicians did was call me a thicko though. I could cope with that. It's the cruelty, social inequality and misuse/appropriation of public funds that really gets my goat (poor thing). |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:25:48 GMT 1
Brexit, by moron on Oct 12, 2019 23:25:48 GMT 1, Politicians exist to insult our intelligence Yeah. I f*cking wish all the politicians did was call me a thicko though. I could cope with that. It's the cruelty, social inequality and misuse/appropriation of public funds that really gets my goat (poor thing).
Politicians exist to insult our intelligence Yeah. I f*cking wish all the politicians did was call me a thicko though. I could cope with that. It's the cruelty, social inequality and misuse/appropriation of public funds that really gets my goat (poor thing). That's just the tip of the iceberg. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:26:28 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 12, 2019 23:26:28 GMT 1, Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later And the skills learnt in coding apply outside computing aswell. The planning, structure and ability to break things down allows the students to work well in other areas aswell.
Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But at least we know about hitler right, because that still matters 80 years later And the skills learnt in coding apply outside computing aswell. The planning, structure and ability to break things down allows the students to work well in other areas aswell. Know pretty much bugger all about programming, but can see that. Rubbish in rubbish out is a good place to start! Its a really interesting point, maybe we need to redeploy the programmers!! Maybe the bricklayers too, they get that shit foundations make things fall down, more than some politicians understand! |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:29:49 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 12, 2019 23:29:49 GMT 1, It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But AT LEAST WE KNOW ABOUT HITLER right, because that still matters 80 years later
It's a great point. It would encourage more people to get involved and also allow people to better understand what is going on. Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But AT LEAST WE KNOW ABOUT HITLER right, because that still matters 80 years later THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:45:40 GMT 1
Brexit, by hnkpnk on Oct 12, 2019 23:45:40 GMT 1, f**kGermany and f**kthe EU
If England were for Englishmen again"
f**kGermany and f**kthe EU "They say it would be wine an' roses If England were for Englishmen again" |
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Oct 12, 2019 23:54:37 GMT 1
Brexit, by dogstar on Oct 12, 2019 23:54:37 GMT 1, f**kGermany and f**kthe EU
Brexiters put forward such erudite and compelling arguments for leaving, Remainers just can't compete with this level of wisdom and reasoning.
f**kGermany and f**kthe EU
Brexiters put forward such erudite and compelling arguments for leaving, Remainers just can't compete with this level of wisdom and reasoning. |
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Brexit, by dogstar on Oct 13, 2019 0:01:00 GMT 1,
Spot the problem.
Spot the problem. |
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Oct 13, 2019 0:52:21 GMT 1
Brexit, by FЯ on Oct 13, 2019 0:52:21 GMT 1, Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But AT LEAST WE KNOW ABOUT HITLER right, because that still matters 80 years later THAT is still important! Staggeringly so.
It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill.
its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian.
Same how kids here still learn about hitler and henry thes**tty 8th but are not taught to coding or programming skills. This is why south korea makes us look like dumbs**ts when kids are making apps at 6 years old. But AT LEAST WE KNOW ABOUT HITLER right, because that still matters 80 years later THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. |
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Oct 13, 2019 1:17:17 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 13, 2019 1:17:17 GMT 1, THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian.
Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE.
Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget.
Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work.
THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. If it wasnt learned at school, why would it be picked up elsewhere? That is one lesson in history that should be taught forever. The worst of humanity, the worst of politics and the worst of manipulation (including the rich and powerful). Not that a lot around listened, but its a lesson that should live forever. Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE. Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget. Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work. |
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Brexit, by FЯ on Oct 13, 2019 1:24:35 GMT 1, It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. If it wasnt learned at school, why would it be picked up elsewhere? That is one lesson in history that should be taught forever. The worst of humanity, the worst of politics and the worst of manipulation (including the rich and powerful). Not that a lot around listened, but its a lesson that should live forever. Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE. Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget. Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work.
fair enough, but can you also explain why learning about henry 8th shagging then hanging his wives is also important to learn over a working skill.
It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. If it wasnt learned at school, why would it be picked up elsewhere? That is one lesson in history that should be taught forever. The worst of humanity, the worst of politics and the worst of manipulation (including the rich and powerful). Not that a lot around listened, but its a lesson that should live forever. Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE. Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget. Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work. fair enough, but can you also explain why learning about henry 8th shagging then hanging his wives is also important to learn over a working skill. |
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Oct 13, 2019 11:46:26 GMT 1
Brexit, by rebate on Oct 13, 2019 11:46:26 GMT 1, If it wasnt learned at school, why would it be picked up elsewhere? That is one lesson in history that should be taught forever. The worst of humanity, the worst of politics and the worst of manipulation (including the rich and powerful). Not that a lot around listened, but its a lesson that should live forever. Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE. Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget. Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work. fair enough, but can you also explain why learning about henry 8th shagging then hanging his wives is also important to learn over a working skill.
If it wasnt learned at school, why would it be picked up elsewhere? That is one lesson in history that should be taught forever. The worst of humanity, the worst of politics and the worst of manipulation (including the rich and powerful). Not that a lot around listened, but its a lesson that should live forever. Do people leave with a GCSE in Hitler? More likely a part of a history GCSE. Might not matter much in a job (office politics aside) but its one hell of a lesson for humanity not to forget. Education should teach you to think, to understand and to learn. Not just programme a robot for work. fair enough, but can you also explain why learning about henry 8th shagging then hanging his wives is also important to learn over a working skill. No, not so much, outside of it just being a lesson used as part of the learning to learn process that keeps kids interested with all the twists and turns and all the educational tools it carries. Which allow people to learn how to do additional research and how to drill down into more info and uncover info not taught in the lessons. Its not easy learning to learn. Can you let me know if you are unable to understand the difference though. |
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Brexit, by Chris JL on Oct 13, 2019 14:15:25 GMT 1, THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian.
The future does not exist in the absence of memory. - just a fact
But the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want
THAT is still important! Staggeringly so. It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. The future does not exist in the absence of memory. - just a fact But the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want |
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Brexit, by Dive Jedi on Oct 13, 2019 14:22:47 GMT 1, It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. But the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want
From the same theory as : Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound if there is nobody to hear it ?
It is something you can learn in life. Not when you leave school with a gcse in hitler rather than an actual skill. its not important for a job and never will be unless you are a historian. But the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want Is that a fact really ? From the same theory as : Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound if there is nobody to hear it ? |
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Brexit, by Chris JL on Oct 13, 2019 14:34:41 GMT 1, The future does not exist in the absence of memory. - just a factBut the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want Is that a fact really ? From the same theory as : Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound if there is nobody to hear it ?
You need a past state to be able to define the next state. Otherwise you just sample from a constant distribution and, there is indeed, no future - but humanity has been like that roughly until the renaissance/pre-industrial revolution period.
The future does not exist in the absence of memory. - just a factBut the rest is part of conversation about the humanity we want Is that a fact really ? From the same theory as : Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound if there is nobody to hear it ? You need a past state to be able to define the next state. Otherwise you just sample from a constant distribution and, there is indeed, no future - but humanity has been like that roughly until the renaissance/pre-industrial revolution period. |
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