cnulan said...The unspoken truth is that most folks fell off long before they assimilated the rudiments of a solid education in math and science. People shun subjects they don't understand for fear of being made to look stupid.
I've been teaching little hard head boys and girls in my community for three years now, and have grown accustomed to seeing it. My mentor, the chairman of the Dubois Learning Center and a retired industrial mathematician at the old Bendix bomb plant here in KC, could tell you a life's time worth of these stories - because its what he's been combating for the better part of his adult life.
With the tools and methods now at our fingertips, there's really no excuse for allowing this fearful ignorance to persist. It's just vanity turned in on itself.
If you can't get with (and get your kids with) the simplicity and beauty of a thing like this, the mysteries of sacred geometry will elude you forever and you might as well not let the word "religion" even cross your lips - because you're a poser and a fraud....,
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Oh really ? says who ? A throwback to ancient Greek thought ? An interesting comment by Plato or Isocrates.
I bet you are a holey horror terror as a teacher brow beating your students.
I would hate to have a teacher that endorses the silly and far out concepts of P.D. Ouspensky as a suggestion for learning. Ha ha.
You are an occultist.
Ouspensky was one also.
A secret doctrine admirer
Maybe you refuse to eat beans also because of a stricture by an ancient philosopher.
That does not prevent the blowing of hot air though.
Geometry is All....,
cnulan- Geometry is All....,
OTL- Indeed
Geometry is a given.
Why turn it into an occult subject ?
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