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Comment on American Crusades by Linkage is Good for You: Close-Up Edition

Linkage is Good for You: Close-Up Edition — Sun, 01 May 2011 09:29:36 +0000

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Comment on Let Them Eat Processed Cake Substitute! by in every atom

in every atom — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 07:46:03 +0000

“Sparing the rod to spoil the child, like an apple left on the branch.” – that is a beautiful quote of yours. Your simile really drives the point visually.

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Comment on Grow Up! Y’know, If You Feel Like It by in every atom

in every atom — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 07:53:58 +0000

Nice post.
Your wrote: “From birth children are told they can be whatever they want, and so are paralyzed by the sheer number of possibilities, never making any choices until well past the time they should have a career.”
As I read this, the thought occured to me that perhaps this is a problematic concept for a child’s brain and mind. In the past, children were raised with their parents’ expectations for their adulthood, such as, becoming a doctor, continuing the family farm, etc., etc., and as the child grew up, either they followed the expectation or they defied it because they knew that it wasn’t what they wanted to do as adults. By focusing the child’s mind to a narrow possibility, perhaps it gives their growing minds and brains a better path to find what they want to do with life. It is just a concept I never thought of till I read your sentence. I feel often that our ancestors were much smarter than present generations give them credit for. Having said all this, just want to clarify that I am not blaming the “whatever you want to be” ideology for the twenzies phenomenon, because regardless of one’s childhood, one must take responsibility for oneself once adulthood is reached.

Comment on Grow Up! Y’know, If You Feel Like It by Linkage is Good for You: Alluring Edition

Linkage is Good for You: Alluring Edition — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 11:38:25 +0000

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Comment on Philosophy and Science, the Dual Forces Of Knowledge by Linkage is Good for You: Classy Edition

Linkage is Good for You: Classy Edition — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 11:48:26 +0000

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