Education 3: Obedience

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[livetime77]

You have little experience in a classroom. It shows.

[aaron0883]

I wish that I had less experience than I do have. I would feel better about myself.

[yellowunlimited]

I get in trouble all the time not even for doing anything wrong just for questioning things.

[ssips720]

great video..

i continue to be amazed by how well u have grasped all this.

its just fucked up that other people dont get it.. and even worse for students.

[blackvitruvianman]

Great book!!!

[CFrostyTheSnowman]

@livetime77 you suck aaron is right kthx

[Er1ckAmaya]

your math example is awesome ...

i got a 75/100 just caused i dont show to class...

but when i take test i get 95..

[SpicyHam]

hey Aaron, you wasted ur time talking to stankylittleangus,

he is a troll

[RichardRoy2]

I have to ask; in your discussion of obedience, ultimately, what is dictating it? After a couple of minutes of thought, my answer has to be, my mortality. i.e., Time. That's why there are schedules. That's why we often get paid by the hour. Orchestration becomes important because of timing. The tyrant is time. But the captains of industry utilize it to maximize profits to them in their lifetime. Time is their tyrant as well. Obedience is to that. Am I mistaken?

[dgferguson]

Cool, I think it is interesting that some respected people in society have had a good healthy disrespect for authority. Like Einstein, Richard Feynman, R. Buckminster Fuller, Da Vinci, Newton, Jackson Pollack, John Lennon, etc. Don't you find that peculiar?

[VidsOfTheKids]

why feel bad, at least you got thru it with an open mind.

[VidsOfTheKids]

wrong, kids need to learn the value of informed decision making and self disipline, obedience then becomes unnessasary as you have the ballance, with no indiscriminate behaviour & no chaos.