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2020-10-20 at 12:21 AM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by Meikai All this aside, schools teach straight up incorrect facts all the time - bring me a science text book from today and one from 1965 and we can do a little cross referencing to see how many straight up incorrect facts they were teaching back then (even/especially in the hard sciences). It's not like that's magically stopped. 20 years down the line there are going to be average people with all kinds of stupid misconceptions they learned in college/high school and just assume are facts because they were taught that way.
One difference here, though, is that people don't just pass down the information they received while they were learning it originally.
The curriculum that is taught, whether grade school or university, is ultimately decided on by a community of educators, and updated yearly to keep up with changing facts.
You might get the occasional rogue teacher like in Dead Poets Society, or even the Bible thumper discretely sliding some biblical explanations into the assigned biology syllabus, but they are the exception and not the norm. -
2020-10-20 at 12:16 AM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by infinityshock lovingly allowed lard-ass lanny the luxury of lapping the loins-leviathan while the little lad larps as a laotian ladyboy lapdancer---.-.-.-.-.---.-----.-.-.--.-.--.---.-.-.-.-.-.--.----.-.--.-.-.-.------.-.-.-..-.-.-.--.-.----------(banned) youre missing the part where i said they control their dissemination of information to impressionable minds that have already been trained since childhood to not be capable of forming their own thought processes independently in an effort to manipulate others.
that would be accurate.
go ahead and share with the class what is has to do with and what the kike-tainted curriculum has to do with
If anyone is unlikely to be considered an "impressionable mind", it's the people within academia who make executive decisions regarding the educational curriculum.
Do you have any idea of the rigor involved in researching, writing, and ultimately defending a doctoral thesis?
There's a reason that something like 97% of academia believes in evolution, a round earth, and climate change.
Regarding the humanities, though... It's kind of a different game entirely.
I can't immediately disprove your personal pet theory that every humanities discipline is full of charlatans disseminating (edit: spellcheck) bullshit, but I will say that I trust the likelihood of a bunch of academics being right over somebody on the Internet referring to it all as the "kike curriculum".
Your bias is not only showing, its outright shining like a super nova. -
2020-10-19 at 11:41 PM UTC in New York Post only published Biden pics because it is cruel - Washington Post headlineTbh, this is a good thing.
More main stream media periodicals should openly announce any inherent bias.
It will facilitate debate in the future to have entirely eliminated an untrustable source.
Anytime someone cites them, you can automatically discount their source. -
2020-10-19 at 11:24 PM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING 2020 IV: Intravenous Soyposting You can distort with facts. Like concentrate on slavery, the holocaust, and everything mean a white person ever did.
Don't cover anything anything good a white did, or anything bad a non-white ever did.
Soon you have white kids convinced they're pure evil, no lies required.
I actually at least somewhat agree with that.
There was definitely a general tendency to discount the opinions of white people, and especially white males, under the assumption that we've been "heard enough" and now it's time to "hear the other side".
I absolutely agree that it is not an ideal way to approach things.
My primary original point, though, was about the actual facts being taught in classes. They do not teach straight up incorrect facts.
At least, not in any of the hard sciences, or even most of the "soft" sciences (I was a psych major, and they actively encourage skepticism, in the upper level courses especially - but I took first year math, Chem, physics, bio, economics, etc).
I did take a peek at a classmate's sociology textbook once, and one section of it presented a "theory" that all violence and crime in the world is a result of the patriarchy, including this story of a girl murdering a guy.
Sociology is mostly a joke though.
We're talking about the "hard" sciences like math, biology, medicine, etc. -
2020-10-19 at 11:12 PM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by infinityshock lovingly allowed lard-ass lanny the luxury of lapping the loins-leviathan while the little lad larps as a laotian ladyboy lapdancer---.-.-.-.-.---.-----.-.-.--.-.--.---.-.-.-.-.-.--.----.-.--.-.-.-.------.-.-.-..-.-.-.--.-.----------(banned) as i posted, everything i stated can be researched and verified for yourself online…or even go look up some kike-centric media sources such as 'jewruslime post' or 'haaretz' to see what they say.
go look up the religious affiliation of the majority of the academia of ivy league colleges.
they dont teach facts. they teach and manipulate information to control the populace.
perfect example: i had a real-world discussion the other day with a 20-something commie-pinko about trump and why he thinks trump hates women, is racist, and is a terrible president. when i presented him with facts that contradicted the only info he had…which was what the media told him to think…he couldnt continue to debate and changed the subject.
Even if every Ivy League school was somehow personally circumcised and had a Bar Mitzvah, that doesn't render their facts automatically wrong.
The person you were talking to the other day genuinely sounds like an idiot.
That's got nothing to do with the curriculum being tainted by jedi propaganda. -
2020-10-19 at 11:05 PM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by aldra Did they teach you nothing but raw facts in school? Maybe in math, but anything else requires a degree of interpretation which is open to bias or outright falsehood.
Even math now come to think of it, have you seen the new common core nonsense? Or the idea that even time is 'artificial and white'?
Admittedly, I did graduate from high school nearly 20 years ago, and in Canada.
America (and maybe other countries) might be teaching straight up lies.
But once I hit university, they essentially train you to think critically and to be able to refute everything you read.
I wouldn't necessarily expect the same experience in every single major there is... (I.e. sociology, gender studies, etc), but what I did learn at the end of it all was that science is meant to be approached with skepticism.
History too, kind of, but if you even question anything when it comes to the Holocaust or slavery, you'll probably end up ostracised by your colleagues.
Other than those two hot button issues, skepticism is actually encouraged in uni, and at least somewhat in high school too even.
Again, that's in Canada, and 20 years ago. So I admit I can't confirm it first hand regarding contemporary America. -
2020-10-19 at 10:59 PM UTC in This November you know what way to vote
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2020-10-19 at 10:55 PM UTC in Are you ready for the FACTCHECKING?
Originally posted by infinityshock lovingly allowed lard-ass lanny the luxury of lapping the loins-leviathan while the little lad larps as a laotian ladyboy lapdancer---.-.-.-.-.---.-----.-.-.--.-.--.---.-.-.-.-.-.--.----.-.--.-.-.-.------.-.-.-..-.-.-.--.-.----------(banned) develop the majority of curriculum in all levels of education
I can buy the rest of your post, but this right here is entirely ridiculous simply for the fact that it doesn't matter who teaches facts...
Facts are facts.
At least the so-called "Jewish curriculum" isn't trying to teach young earth creationism in place of evolution.
If you're triggered by COVID, vaccinations, the earth being round, or global warming, you need to accept that your "goy science" is wrong. -
2020-10-19 at 10:37 PM UTC in Safe Pranks to doIf you loosen the cap on a salt shaker while out at a restaurant with friends, hilarity will inevitably ensue once you poor some ricin into it while everyone's in the bathroom.
It's a classic that always gets lulz. -
2020-10-19 at 10:11 PM UTC in This November you know what way to voteRemember, remember, the 5th of November.
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2020-10-19 at 10:06 PM UTC in the ends justify the means
Originally posted by Nil Well it wouldn't be mengele sewing kids together type shit. Would probably infect people on purpose and utilize untested pharmaceuticals on them.
Test cybernetics, transplanting eyes. Nerve mapping and interface. Poly drug interactions. Effective interrogation methods.
For the greater good.
For a lot of that stuff, it would be pretty easy to find willing volunteers.
You have some clandestine biohackers and self-described transhumanists literally replacing their own limbs and whatnot with DIY robotic prosthetics.
If there's enough incentive, people might just volunteer.
As long as it's not the Mengele shit, of course. -
2020-10-19 at 9:52 PM UTC in Woke terrorists burn cathedral in Chile, celebrate
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2020-10-19 at 9:50 PM UTC in Woke terrorists burn cathedral in Chile, celebrate
Originally posted by Nil Hey man I love architecture too. But buildings represent the power structure that built them. And are fair game as far as I'm concerned, still tasteless but not totally wanton.
….can I come sleep on ur couch gad? It's getting cold here. I'll bring bitches.
I literally don't even have a couch anymore, but there is a sort of mattress type thing that you could crash on for a bit. -
2020-10-19 at 9:48 PM UTC in the ends justify the meansTo be fair, utilitarianism is at least fair when compared to the usual crap we get on here about eugenics (from the right) and "omg white cishet males are universally terrible" (from the left).
Utilitarianism is actually kind of a refreshing change.
I'm not saying I agree with your entire proposed thesis, though. At least, it would depend on the precise nature of the proposed medical research. -
2020-10-19 at 9:41 PM UTC in Woke terrorists burn cathedral in Chile, celebrate
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2020-10-19 at 9:10 PM UTC in Life only matters for Republicants until you are born
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace You can always get another job, another dog, another car, etc. But it doesn't stop us from feeling the yearning pain of almost getting something we cannot have. Especially when it comes to something so near and dear as a child. People think their whole lives about, "Will I have a child?" and "Will I be a good parent?". To want that and have it taken away must fucking suck. It's not just a clump of cells to those people. It is the promise of a future. To others, that 'future' is just a clump of cells. And that's fine. Every person deserves the right to choose for themselves.
The thing is though, that's just not how scientific definitions work.
I don't think you directly claimed it was a scientific definition. But a lot of people do.
I'm pro choice, but I find it just entirely too casual to refer to it as merely a clump of cells with no value.
Especially when we start getting into particular trimesters. Is it still a clump of cells late into the third trimester? What particular biological change has to occur for it to go from "clump of cells" to "baby"?
I honestly don't believe that the psychological effects of a miscarriage are directly equivalent to simple disappointment (akin to not getting a particular job or getting into a particular school, etc). -
2020-10-19 at 9 PM UTC in Woke terrorists burn cathedral in Chile, celebrateThe thing that especially bothers me about this is that Church's are often historical buildings with significant aesthetic value.
These assholes are destroying art for a cause that I don't even want to hear about because they've already pissed me off with their particular choice in tactics.
Even if it's entirely about Pinochet and has nothing to do with trendy social media protesting, they're still pricks for choosing this exact mode of action. -
2020-10-19 at 8:42 PM UTC in Life only matters for Republicants until you are bornSerious question...
Why do parents start thinking about names for their little clump of cells and planning baby showers if it's just inert biological material at that point?
And why are miscarriages such a big deal?
You can always make a new clump of cells. -
2020-10-19 at 8:40 PM UTC in Life only matters for Republicants until you are born
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace A child becomes a human being when it has completely proceeded, in a living state, from the body of its mother , whether or not:
(a) it has breathed;
(b) it has an independent circulation; or
© the navel string is severed.
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace Not a child
The definition you yourself quoted actually seems to, in a really weird way, disagree with that.
Apparantly the entity under discussion is considered to be some kind of non-human child (albeit a "child" all the same) until it leaves the mother's body.
Whatever a child without human status is, though, I haven't the foggiest. -
2020-10-15 at 12:11 AM UTC in I got harpooned at job interviewProlly time I go on a diet, tbh.
