derek
Grey Eminence
The motives for education have just shifted. I feel like it's an economic industry more than a mode to benefit ourselves and each other. I'm honestly not sure if education ever was anything different, and perhaps I romanticise the past a little, but it just feels quite hollow.
I meet so few people who actually think. I know hundreds of affable and intelligent people who can regurgitate facts on demand, but so few that rock my fucking world. I think the ability to truly think is partly innate, but we'd be in a much better state if we at least tried to give everyone that ability.
Arguably the greatest Scottish mind ever, David Hume, is a virtual unknown within schools. Whether you agree with him or not, that's a tragedy.
I meet so few people who actually think. I know hundreds of affable and intelligent people who can regurgitate facts on demand, but so few that rock my fucking world. I think the ability to truly think is partly innate, but we'd be in a much better state if we at least tried to give everyone that ability.
Arguably the greatest Scottish mind ever, David Hume, is a virtual unknown within schools. Whether you agree with him or not, that's a tragedy.