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• A comment on Conversation: Debate: Our culture isn't adapting to our rapidly progressing technology.

  Nov 10 2012: YEAH, agree ^ ^

• A reply on Conversation: Debate: Our culture isn't adapting to our rapidly progressing technology.

  Nov 10 2012: Thanks for your reply. But you should know that this can happen in china.
  really. Educators or civil sevents usually do this kind of stuff.
  in our city, a second-level one in china, the same road is being digged and fixed over and over again. Why do they do this? If they want to make a profit, they have to apply a project to get the money from a higher lever govenment. and sometimes they give the projects to their relatives thus they can make an indirect profit.
  My point is: in some countries, policy-making can misguide our society.

• A comment on Conversation: Debate: Our culture isn't adapting to our rapidly progressing technology.

  Nov 10 2012: Thanks for your reply. But you should know that this can happen in china.
  really. Educators or civil sevents usually do this kind of stuff.
  in our city, a second-level one in china, the same road is being digged and fixed over and over again. Why do they do this? If they want to make a profit, they have to apply a project to get the money from a higher lever govenment. and sometimes they give the projects to their relatives thus they can make an indirect profit.
  My point is: in some countries, policy-making can misguide our society.

• A comment on Conversation: Debate: Our culture isn't adapting to our rapidly progressing technology.

  Nov 10 2012: Interesting thing is that I still remember the time when the Education Department of our city is struggling of whether students in junior high should use calculators. Even then, I thought the adult can be so hesitant and ridiculous.
  First, we are encouraged to use the calculator and everyone is demaded to buy one powerful Casio calculator which can even calculate the sin, cos of trangle; then, we are not allowed to use that. At last, the calculator is back.
  Maybe, the officials are just using us to make a profit, but this really leads to a contraversial question.
  Or maybe these specialists were trying to do a good thing, but in my view this constant left-and-right change should not be tested on teenagers.
  Many people in China say that our generation is one that is just like the guinea pig. How sad it is...

• A reply on Conversation: Central Banking or Nationalized Banks?

  Nov 10 2012: i think that would be too ideology...

• A reply on Conversation: Could you grow a house?

  Nov 8 2012: Good job~Keep working on that!
  I also like the conversation here. For one reason, it helps me think and thanks to it i did good on GRE issue^ ^

• A reply on Conversation: Could you grow a house?

  Nov 5 2012: lol, are you some kind of guy like micheal scoffield? so sientific~

• A reply on Conversation: Why do we NOT invest effectively in the poor and marginalized so they can participate in the global economy?

  Nov 4 2012: i hope that there will be a way to do so. maybe the open-source education is such a way.
  what do you say?

• A comment on Conversation: Could you grow a house?

  Nov 2 2012: Yeah, agree. That is more eco-friendly
  But have to add something to stand Hurrican Sandy ^ ^

• A reply on Conversation: Could you grow a house?

  Nov 2 2012: Yeah, cell from tree would be confortable to me.
  Will the cell still living when they are cultivated to become our house? If they are dead, the tree house will not use the sun. If they are not, then it will attract pest and other living form.