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Well I've only been here for one, my parents and grandparents got the other two covered. Or perhaps some kiwi values will rub off on the imports...
Obviously that shit is going to get watered down with the whole globalisation thing, but does it mean we shouldn't embrace the kiwi way in the meantime? I mean these are just positive values, it's not like we are wasting valuable education time on a 'native' language we will never need, or a 'native' culture we will never be accepted into...
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
Look, car choice is one thing, but what about diminishing choice of hair styles?
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
Fuck that - I will be keeping my Hair and my Consumer Choice
Physics; Thou art a cruel, heartless Bitch-of-a-Mistress
Nope, corollas and comb-overs for everyone. Execute all dissenters, sacrifices must be made to liberate society from the shackles of money.
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
Worse, I'm afraid. Very much worse...
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Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
Which we do, repeatedly, especially the financial system.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
I'll make a note of that and we'll ensure that Ferrari's are banned.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
I didn't complain.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
The it'll continue that way. then it'll become second hand. By blowing your dealer apparantly.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
Meh. The flaws currently exist, yet it's much easier to keep eyes on 1 than it is on many. It all depends how it's set up and those decisions will be left to more interested minds.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
No.
I've never said crime will vanish. But there will be a lot less. Just because there is no need for it does not automatically mean that it cannot happen.Originally Posted by TheDemonLord
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
Of course they are. Have you ever seen how a kid reacts when they aren't comfortable (i.e. don't understand) with how and what they're being taught? It takes the emphasis off of what is trying to be achieved. At which point they will often lie depending on their perception of the powerhouse standing over them and how they see themselves in the eyes of their peers.Originally Posted by avgas
If you only understand it taught in a particular way and that way is not on offer then you won't learn it at all.
Dunno what you mean in regards to learning and nurture v nature.
It sure is a fact of life, but for kids learning it shouldn't be.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
Its also an issue of natural resources which arent infinate. Yes food banks are being implemented and used - so people don't starve.
I didnt say supply was driving demand?
Of course the current system can end poverty. Just because you remove the monetary system it won't stop famine, disease or war. Do you think that if you stopped keeping score in a sporting event it would stop people from wanting to be a better player? You think people will magically stop being aggressive? Sociopaths, Psycopaths will be healed? Racists wont be racist? Megalomaniacs wont crave power or control over other people?
I love the smell of twin V16's in the morning..
And the solutions thus far are, forget those who are unable to learn they way they are taught.
Spend more money and stick another teacher in the class so that multiple methods of teaching could be covered (which'll never happen because there isn't enough money).
And change the model and let parents choose where they send their kids.
Sterling work for a so called civilised and progressive society.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
They're not, I agree, and what's worse they're wasted. Why are there people at risk of starving in a first world country?
You didn't. But others on here have, along with the UK govt, so thought I'd answer that just in case. No slight was meant, no assertion was made.
Then why hasn't it ended poverty? It may not end famine, but it will give us a better shot at ending famine. It may not end disease, but again, it'll give us a better shot at dealing with disease. It may not end war, but it'll give us a better shot at ending war (which is usually for resources that someone else has but those who want the resources are unwilling to pay for).
I don't think stopping keeping score will stop people from becoming a better player ('mon the mighty Reds). I don't think everyone will stop being aggressive, but it'll give them one less thing to be aggressive over. Sociopaths and psychopaths may well be "healed", if our environment has shaped them. Racists will be racist until they aren't, butchanevaknow perhaps not being able to racially stereotype a group based on supposed financial support will see that behaviour slowly ebb away as it did with homosexuality. Megalomaniacs will still be megalomaniacs, yet there will be less of a hold over people if they are not beholden to buy the "loyalty" or indeed prevent their starvation or indeed play one group off against another etc...
I can't help what I know. It makes sense to me. I'm not and never have been seeking utopia or perfection, but I would like to see an improvement all round in regards to how people are "cared" for by society. Currently too much of that is limited by the financial system, hence I stand against it in principle and know that a system that isn't based on finance would yield better social, technical, technological, education, healthcareical, innovational, progressional etc... results.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
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