001) Lesson #1 And The Progression Of Learning Part 1 of 3

This first section deals with understanding of the very first thing we learn in life... before we're even born. Then shows how the mind evolves from that point forward and the impact it has out our lives. Plus much more...

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[ajsharkmaniac07]

This is the most boring shit I have ever listened to. I kept waiting for something tangible to come out of what he's talking about. Total=0. Horrible. Don't waste your time in listening for ten minutes.Leanneh369 should have her head examined.

[mindmunchies]

So instead of just offering "Destructive" criticism, why not offer an informed opinion of what could be done to help make it better?

[Randall00]

I agree with ajsharkmaniac07 in that an example or two would be nice, but otherwise you seem to have developed a well-thought out, Cartesian kind of philosophy. (The individual as the center of the universe, or the knowledge of self as the basis of knowledge.)

Thanks from a fellow Calgarian, and I'll be having a look at your other vids.

[romandet91]

Thanks for this video.

[connorwolfaus]

my apologise evaporate to much msn tonight HAPPY NEW YEAR

[connorwolfaus]

ajsharkmaniac07 im sure if you asked NICELY he will make a remedial one just for you so you can sit with your happy hat of ignorance and your sugar Lensed glasses and learn of the words inner workings with pictures of bunny rabbits to make it more interesting for you andf useing big words dosent ivaporate ignorance say this word Antidisestablishmentarianism see feel smarter? / again another great vid

[mindmunchies]

You do of course realize she was replying to the original message right? When you reply to a reply it is offset... like this one is. She was not commenting about your constructive ideas... which are appreciated.

[ajsharkmaniac07]

ignorance?Lol.He says he wants an informed opinion and I give it to him and you call me ignorant.Laughable. What I think is truly sad is the fact that you have commented in a positive way on all his videos, and not just complimented, worshiped."Now this is the stuff that truly changes lives" Pitiful. The both of you.

[leanneh369]

when (if) you stop pointing the finger at everyone else, you might just start to see that you actually have some potential...but then again, you're probably right, you're not worth it. You're young, enjoy your ignorance while you can.

[ajsharkmaniac07]

Constructive, hm, you say in your introduction you want to make learning fun and not boring. Talking to your audience in an intelligent manner, not in child voice would be a start. Occasionally giving an example instead of talking about knowledge so abstractly would be nice.Although I realize your graphics skills are limited as you said in the video, but flashing pictures/text in a powerpoint style like the other video would be a much more effective way of communicating your points.