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Philosophy

Huin

(92 posts)

15. I'm trying to do that

Reply to Esperanto.Mark (Reply #10)

Mon Jan 6, 2020, 02:41 AM

Jan 2020

I find that teaching is not always easy. There are those that already have made up their minds. Then, once in a while, someone does not understand what one is trying to convey without getting to concise. But try we must.

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One step closer to a dictatorship? Was Plato right? [View all] defacto7 Apr 2019 OP

It would be nice if he was wrong, but the evidence shows otherwise... TreasonousBastard Apr 2019 #1

Tis true and a bit frightning. defacto7 Apr 2019 #5

I don't believe Plato imagined the power potential of a modern educational system n/t Ponietz Apr 2019 #2

I boil everything down to education.. defacto7 Apr 2019 #4

I took a different slant WhiteTara Apr 2019 #3

Please elaborate. It's an interesting comparison defacto7 Apr 2019 #6

Thanks for asking WhiteTara Apr 2019 #7

We need a democratic intellectual meritocracy Esperanto.Mark Dec 2019 #8

That's a fascinating theory. defacto7 Dec 2019 #9

I'm new around here.. Esperanto.Mark Dec 2019 #10

I'm trying to do that Huin Jan 2020 #15

Well, the framers agreed with Plato, I think... softydog88 Jan 2020 #11

I need to add my five pennie's worth Huin Jan 2020 #14

Agreed. We've gone too long teaching the infallibility defacto7 Jan 2020 #12

We (collectively) must change Huin Jan 2020 #13