Unseen

Anyone tied to an ideology cannot think critically by definition. The rise of extreme right and left ideologies is why critical thinking is almost dead.

These extreme right billionaires like Musk and Bezos have given up on the Earth’s future and want to fortress the US and switch to crypto-gold while they devise their tech-bro extraplanetary…[Read more]

Strega, i don’t see a path either. Just trying to be creative. AI is an unknown and we see growing reliance and connectedness between humans and AI so who knows. And being creative widespread dissilusionment with both political parties after a disastrous Trump presidency with existential crises might foster a receptiveness to critical thinking for…[Read more]

An American friend once told me a story.
She was in a classroom around age twelve, and the class was required to  write the one word they felt typified Americans.  Everyone else wrote “Individuality”, and she wrote “Conformity” 🙂

This isn’t a country that celebrates individualism. We would be looking at the conformists to introduce new educati…[Read more]

“My question is whether our present compulsory state schooling and teachers with tenured, union-secured positions further our mass lack of criical thinking.

And related to that, how do we get to a society of critical thinkers from where we are now? So much rides on that, indeed everything good.”

loaded question number one. Not gonna address the…[Read more]

Channeling my anger and ChatGPT updating my rant.

The Benefits of a Society That Values Critical Thinking (Compared to Theocracies)

A society that places critical thinking at its core gains wide-reaching benefits that theocracies — societies ruled by religious authority — struggle to match. Critical thinking involves the systematic que…[Read more]

And would any government today really want critically thinking citizens?

I guess it would if it was a “government of the people, by the people, for the people”.

“Man’s capacity for justice makes democracy possible, but man’s inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary.”

Karl Paul Reinhold Niebuhr.

*Channels Reg without authorization.

Critical thinking is not innate. Not for the masses. Sure there are those women born into Islamic death culture who see through it and the hypocrisy of the western lefties with their Jew hatred and abandonment of human rights for all. One little example aformentioned. There are many similar albeit different…[Read more]

Simon Paynton wrote:

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
the White House Faith Office

What’s that for? The Office of Slippery Hypocrisy? Can they think back to the exact day they lost their personal integrity?

Draft dodger Trump is having a Soviet style miliary parade for his birthday. Government efficiency.

Thanks, Reg!!!

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Have a great week everyone! Speaking on Thursday, Pastor Paula White, head of the White House Faith Office, said, “Prayer is not a religious act. It’s a national necessity,” while Trump claimed, “People of faith have never been allowed in the White House.” That’s all fixed now, says White. During the first 100 d…

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Have a great week everyone!

Speaking on Thursday, Pastor Paula White, head of the White House Faith Office, said, “Prayer is not a religious act. It’s a national necessity,” while Trump claimed, “People of faith have never been allowed in the White House.”

That’s all fixed now, says White. During the first 100 days of the Trump Administrat…[Read more]

We fired our guns and the British kept a-comin’
There wasn’t as many as there was a while ago
We fired once more and they began to runnin’
On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of America?

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Ah yes, good old Kentucky Ham and his lark with the ark in the park.

Yes, where you can learn that vegetarian TRex was walking around while Moses was having the ten commandments inscribed by the fingers of gawd.

Ah yes, good old Kentucky Ham and his lark with the ark in the park.

Nark on the ARK and literally a book of no f’g way it is possible could be written. But why waste the time on silly mythology?

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
I can’t help but to argue with Creationists. I keep telling myself not to debate Science with this “kind” of people, but it is fun and sometimes I get a breakthrough. “God seems to have spent most of his creative effort on beetles, not humans. I mean, there are 400,000 described species of them and only 1 species…

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Unseen wrote:
An Ode to The Trump Slump Old Trump he shuffles, his head hangs low, Another factory its workers dumped. He used to whistle, watch the good times roll, This time the economy has him stumped. Within his chest, a heavy, aching dread. The vibrant pulse of commerce as it fades. He reads the news, the fearful words are read About the…

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I can’t help but to argue with Creationists. I keep telling myself not to debate Science with this “kind” of people, but it is fun and sometimes I get a breakthrough.

“God seems to have spent most of his creative effort on beetles, not humans. I mean, there are 400,000 described species of them and only 1 species of human. Funny how God saved a…[Read more]

Our ape-borne, tribal, magical brains will be de-selected at some point. Until then we do have lots of suffering to administer to the “others”.

It is frustrating to those who have moments of clarity. Moment when our heritage of “killing to eat” under the leadership of an alpha ape becomes obvious. Moments when we understand why the spirits that…[Read more]