Comments on: More on the evilness of compulsory school http://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/ Things that matter Tue, 22 May 2012 15:16:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Titus-Armandhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-441 Titus-Armand Sun, 23 Sep 2007 21:04:18 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-441 I'm glad that I've been helpful. The thing about using the word "regret" (and many others) is that we may not use it for its literal meaning but our subconscious mind still creates the feelings associated with it - our subconscious mind can't filter information.Anyhow, it's good to hear that you can and want to influence children around you in following a more natural, non-mechanical way of life! I wish you a wonderful marriage for many years to come!PS: I consider statistics to be very dangerous ...Mark Twain and many other great minds also considered them so. I’m glad that I’ve been helpful.
The thing about using the word “regret” (and many others) is that we may not use it for its literal meaning but our subconscious mind still creates the feelings associated with it – our subconscious mind can’t filter information.

Anyhow, it’s good to hear that you can and want to influence children around you in following a more natural, non-mechanical way of life!
I wish you a wonderful marriage for many years to come!

PS: I consider statistics to be very dangerous …Mark Twain and many other great minds also considered them so.

]]> By: Titus-Armandhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-53813 Titus-Armand Sun, 23 Sep 2007 18:04:00 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-53813 I'm glad that I've been helpful. The thing about using the word "regret" (and many others) is that we may not use it for its literal meaning but our subconscious mind still creates the feelings associated with it - our subconscious mind can't filter information.Anyhow, it's good to hear that you can and want to influence children around you in following a more natural, non-mechanical way of life! I wish you a wonderful marriage for many years to come!PS: I consider statistics to be very dangerous ...Mark Twain and many other great minds also considered them so. I’m glad that I’ve been helpful.
The thing about using the word “regret” (and many others) is that we may not use it for its literal meaning but our subconscious mind still creates the feelings associated with it – our subconscious mind can’t filter information.

Anyhow, it’s good to hear that you can and want to influence children around you in following a more natural, non-mechanical way of life!
I wish you a wonderful marriage for many years to come!

PS: I consider statistics to be very dangerous …Mark Twain and many other great minds also considered them so.

]]> By: @Stephenhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-440 @Stephen Sun, 23 Sep 2007 09:19:15 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-440 Ah, let me re-phrase that, in that I do not regret (per se) not being able to have children of my own; my wife and I have a wonderful life. We met and married much later than average, and the statistics for pregnancy are not in our favor at this point.That does not mean that we cannot have an influence on children in our extended family, church, or community. Thank you for reminding me to be diligent in my communication. Ah, let me re-phrase that, in that I do not regret (per se) not being able to have children of my own; my wife and I have a wonderful life. We met and married much later than average, and the statistics for pregnancy are not in our favor at this point.

That does not mean that we cannot have an influence on children in our extended family, church, or community. Thank you for reminding me to be diligent in my communication.

]]> By: @Stephenhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-53812 @Stephen Sun, 23 Sep 2007 09:19:00 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-53812 Ah, let me re-phrase that, in that I do not regret (per se) not being able to have children of my own; my wife and I have a wonderful life. We met and married much later than average, and the statistics for pregnancy are not in our favor at this point.That does not mean that we cannot have an influence on children in our extended family, church, or community. Thank you for reminding me to be diligent in my communication. Ah, let me re-phrase that, in that I do not regret (per se) not being able to have children of my own; my wife and I have a wonderful life. We met and married much later than average, and the statistics for pregnancy are not in our favor at this point.

That does not mean that we cannot have an influence on children in our extended family, church, or community. Thank you for reminding me to be diligent in my communication.

]]> By: Titus-Armandhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-437 Titus-Armand Sun, 23 Sep 2007 08:47:49 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-437 Thank you for your kind words, Stephen. It's good to see that my thoughts and beliefs vibrate with those of other people!Talking about government schools and school in general, I have a smaller sister that just started high-school and I'm stunned about her school schedule. Her shortest school day is 8 hours (four days) and her longest day is 10 hours (one day). All that time and effort for nothing more than a piece of paper without any real value. I'm wondering, how can these people steal all the time a teenager has and then say its for his or her best? To me this is insane and completely inhumane...Education is necessary, school is not. And these two terms aren't tied together.When and if I will have children, if the system remains the same, I will definitely keep them away from school.PS: Thanks, I'm glad you like the theme! PPS: Don't carry regret within you, especially regret for a probability ("My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool"). :) Thank you for your kind words, Stephen. It’s good to see that my thoughts and beliefs vibrate with those of other people!

Talking about government schools and school in general, I have a smaller sister that just started high-school and I’m stunned about her school schedule. Her shortest school day is 8 hours (four days) and her longest day is 10 hours (one day). All that time and effort for nothing more than a piece of paper without any real value.
I’m wondering, how can these people steal all the time a teenager has and then say its for his or her best? To me this is insane and completely inhumane…

Education is necessary, school is not. And these two terms aren’t tied together.

When and if I will have children, if the system remains the same, I will definitely keep them away from school.

PS: Thanks, I’m glad you like the theme!
PPS: Don’t carry regret within you, especially regret for a probability (“My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool”). :)

]]> By: Titus-Armandhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-53811 Titus-Armand Sun, 23 Sep 2007 05:47:00 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-53811 Thank you for your kind words, Stephen. It's good to see that my thoughts and beliefs vibrate with those of other people!Talking about government schools and school in general, I have a smaller sister that just started high-school and I'm stunned about her school schedule. Her shortest school day is 8 hours (four days) and her longest day is 10 hours (one day). All that time and effort for nothing more than a piece of paper without any real value. I'm wondering, how can these people steal all the time a teenager has and then say its for his or her best? To me this is insane and completely inhumane...Education is necessary, school is not. And these two terms aren't tied together.When and if I will have children, if the system remains the same, I will definitely keep them away from school.PS: Thanks, I'm glad you like the theme! PPS: Don't carry regret within you, especially regret for a probability ("My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool"). :) Thank you for your kind words, Stephen. It’s good to see that my thoughts and beliefs vibrate with those of other people!

Talking about government schools and school in general, I have a smaller sister that just started high-school and I’m stunned about her school schedule. Her shortest school day is 8 hours (four days) and her longest day is 10 hours (one day). All that time and effort for nothing more than a piece of paper without any real value.
I’m wondering, how can these people steal all the time a teenager has and then say its for his or her best? To me this is insane and completely inhumane…

Education is necessary, school is not. And these two terms aren’t tied together.

When and if I will have children, if the system remains the same, I will definitely keep them away from school.

PS: Thanks, I’m glad you like the theme!
PPS: Don’t carry regret within you, especially regret for a probability (“My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool”). :)

]]> By: @Stephenhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-435 @Stephen Sat, 22 Sep 2007 16:43:06 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-435 This is a fantastic post! I am so very against the government schools. My only regret is that I probably won't have any children to homeschool. Thank you for the information and links, StephenPS Great theme! This is a fantastic post! I am so very against the government schools. My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool.
Thank you for the information and links,
Stephen

PS Great theme!

]]> By: @Stephenhttp://armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html/comment-page-1/#comment-53810 @Stephen Sat, 22 Sep 2007 16:43:00 +0000 http://www.armannd.com/the-evilness-of-compulsory-school.html#comment-53810 This is a fantastic post! I am so very against the government schools. My only regret is that I probably won't have any children to homeschool. Thank you for the information and links, StephenPS Great theme! This is a fantastic post! I am so very against the government schools. My only regret is that I probably won’t have any children to homeschool.
Thank you for the information and links,
Stephen

PS Great theme!

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