fun ways to learn

ebzZzZ · « **on:** 08/01/2004 06:35:55 »

it took a while for an example to find me,
but here it is

“You could teach children to follow their ideas but be aware they might not be right. If you accept that you might not be right, you can think the thoughts anyway and enjoy the experience, increasing your knowledge as you go. If you admit you could be wrong you tend to feel more easily where you actually might be wrong.”

Donnah · « **Reply #1 on:** 08/01/2004 16:55:05 »

Sounds like a win-win idea.

pencilhead · « **Reply #2 on:** 17/02/2004 09:27:41 »

I am always wrong but u know what I am right about? I am GOD!!

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neilep · « **Reply #3 on:** 17/02/2004 17:39:33 »

ebzZzZ.....could you possibly have a slight hint towards pessimistic tendencies ?...I sometimes do....it can act like a defence mechanism.......or perhaps, you have used equilibriam to rationalise both positivity and negativity

'Men are the same as women...just inside out !'

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