The Future of Education
turtoni
knowledge to hand?
BOfL
> Perhaps we should just install a memory chip with all of the available
> knowledge to hand?
Why interfere with a perfectly good bio computer which can actually
conceive of and create such chips?
If you were up to date with what was going on on this planet, you
would know that it is planned to install chips on all of the
population , under many guises..
There will be no need for Patriot Acts by then. Control will then be
complete.
BOfL
tgde...@earthlink.net
If a cellphone chip were offered, people would be standing in line to
get it. This will lead to humans becoming more and more like ants. But
there is no need for a gummint conspiracy to make this happen,
On the other hand, I am in favor of having memorization completely
eliminated somewhere around age 7---research in mental development can
pin this down more exactly. Likewise training to do monkey-work like
algebra.
-tg
BOfL
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There is an exclusive social club in Finland, where the only way one
can get membership is in this way. Entrance, drinks etc are charged
by scanning your forearm.A way to keep the 'riff raff' out. The next
will be,no doubt,will be to do with identity, under the guise of
either homeland security or safegarding your money.
I read about this for the first time, in the early seventies, and the
'real' reasons' behind it,well befor the technology was invented. Back
then I believed that nobody would agree. Soon many will be insisting
on it, sucked in by either fear, greed or status symbol as in the
Finland experiment, hence my ref to the patriot act
This is no longer conspiracy 'theory'.Its actually happening.
Then the controllers will 'make a monkey' out of anybody they choose.
BOfL
John Stafford
<tur...@fastmail.net> wrote:
> Perhaps we should just install a memory chip with all of the available
> knowledge to hand?
Who would choose what passes for knowledge?
Today's students have come to believe that copy/paste is authorship,
scholarship. They also tend to believe that life and accomplishment is just
a game to see who is the best bullshitter.
Sir Frederick
>Perhaps we should just install a memory chip with all of the available
>knowledge to hand?
The "memory chip", is already there, its called DNA.
With a bit of genetic engineering...
Either before or after gestation...
ZerkonXXXX
> Perhaps we should just install a memory chip with all of the available
> knowledge to hand?
Good Memory is good education?
ta
In a technocratic society like our own, unfortunately the answer is
"yes".
tgde...@earthlink.net
In the 20th century perhaps. Remember, (heh heh), that for most of it,
humans were used as cybernetic, calculating, and data storage/
retrieval machines. No more; hence the large number of redundant
humans in what were once 'safe' jobs.
-tg