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My paradigm and developing theories: Relentless in its search, the first order of life is immortality. As with all life, all knowledge is related and immortality goes to those species who most wisely make use of their intellects, exploring even beyond know limits to make constructive use of the correlations. Those enlightened ones understand that chaos can only exist if every moments circumstance is not the consequence of our in/action in the moment before. To those enlightened, chaos is but order with options and luck or chance, a human concept used to explain a situation or outcome determined by and dependent on events beyond the limits of our physiology to perceive and therefore predict or order...

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• A comment on Talk: Ken Robinson: How to escape education's death valley

  5 days ago: Teaching is a team sport and this is my approach;
  It is incumbent of all students and educators to collaborativly challenge how and all that is taught, towards the goal of refining the methods we use to teach and quality and of the subject matter in question.
  Teach the rule, define the exeptions and explore all correlations.
  stay curious.
  
  cheers.

• A comment on Talk: Amory Lovins: A 40-year plan for energy

  Sep 11 2012: Spread the Word!!!!!

• A reply on Conversation: Does Education teach us to memorize information, instead of understanding it, or is memorizing important for future use?

  Apr 30 2012: Hey Derek can you give me the link please?
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  A comment on Talk: Neil Gershenfeld on Fab Labs

  Apr 27 2012: This is a great talk of unparalleled importance. Social engineering must become a common reality reflected in new methods for education.

• A comment on Conversation: Does Education teach us to memorize information, instead of understanding it, or is memorizing important for future use?

  Apr 27 2012: I find it reasuring that there is so much discussion about what education should look like and so here is my spin.
  
  I believe that education should be an ongoing and mutual experiment between teachers and students, that regularly presents to unfettered minds as much information as they can assimilate (of course in appropriate doses). Test the rules, define the exeptions, explore all corellations then share and apply new understanding.This approach I think would making learning much more dynamic for all parties involved.
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  A comment on Talk: Put the financial aid in the bag

  Apr 10 2012: Thank-you Glenda Smiley, for your post; "If one were to examine disparities…" You are one of the few who understands what this brave artist is saying.
  
  Mr. Lissaint what can I say…please don't let them discourage you.

• A comment on Conversation: What is your favourite quote and why?

  Apr 5 2012: Thank you all for this.

• A reply on Conversation: What is your favourite quote and why?

  Mar 31 2012: Oh Colleen there you Goethe again… If I do anything great with this life time it will be because of my association with people you.
  
  Thanks again:)!
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  A comment on Conversation: What is your favourite quote and why?

  Mar 31 2012: If you are anything like me, you too see these quotes as absolutely priceless.
  These are testaments expressing what we as individuals feel in the deepest parts of us, to be true.
  
  Here are our inspirations and aspirations.
  
  I find it irresistible the feeling I get when two individuals pause to reveal their vulnerability and share strengths, all the while encouraging each other towards mutually beneficial therefore constructive action.
  We have done this here over 700 times. AWESOME!!!!
  
  These posts are testimonials. Please examine them with respect and get to know the hearts of those with whom you are collaborating… this to me is as beautiful as it is scary.
  
  Truelove; solemn, humorous, bittersweet and ultimately inspirational.
  
  Please read through this string and contribute where you can. You wont be disappointed.
  
  Don’t forget to contribute where you can (if not here elsewhere).
  
  Please thumbs up this particular post if you are in agreement with my valuation of this effort.

• A reply on Conversation: What is your favourite quote and why?

  Mar 31 2012: Beste, I took a look at your profile and love your quote by Gilda Radner, perhaps you can post it for us as well?