Intro to Constructivist Theory, pt. 3

[TeeTeeBanks]

I wish you replaced my current professor! You helped me understand this political theory. Thank you.

[dnexon]

@ESM and Flyasher: I hope so; and you're welcome.

[EstateSoundMatt]

it worked well! I'm going to rock my midterm because of you!

[Flaysher1]

very illuminative. thanks big time!!

[QRAclub]

I mean, the people we celebrate are the ones that make it possible for us to use up the almost exhausted resources even faster. And the ones that save lives are just exaserbating our exponentially growing over population. I mean theves slow down production and sexual preditors deter people from engaging in breeding. Aren't these the people that are really helping protect our spieces. Constructivism is great cause you can use it to screw with peoples minds.

[QRAclub]

Great people like Einstein, Tesla, Voltaire...these were not normal people, they were social outcasts, they thought very differently which made people uncomfortable. Basically maybe the terrorists have a point. Maybe criminals that commit socially aporent crimes aren't so nuts after all. I mean we celebrate people who make our civilisation more productive but maybe they are the real criminals,

[QRAclub]

All this said to me is "Norms are the root of all evil" and that states should ignore accepted norms when dealing with others.

[dnexon]

Glad to be of service.

[Crownlessqueen21]

Thank you so much for this excellent lecture. I see I'm not the only one you saved from a potentially disastrous final exam! My appreciation knows no bounds...!!!!

[morpheus2902]

Thanks! a nice round-up! are you planning anything on International Political Economy?

[omad84]

@morpheus2902

LOL

[vrvkas]

thank you!! saved me from failing an exam :P

[babinhaa]

best explanation for social constructivism yet

thank you

[sjburdettsm1]

Brilliant! Thanks for the help with my revision.

[guessone]

thanks