Mr.NutterButter @Mr_NutterButter@gameliberty.club

@Seth_Wachhaltamittel So real, That's the cute part about them.

@PowerOfSin after a while of doodling or drawing don't you guys get rid of the horniness because you're so laser focused on what you're doing?

You know, every now and then, I spurge out but I'm glad that you guys real me in occasionally.

Anyways I'm going to stop going on a schizophrenic rant and go eat some lunch and then go take a nap.

@LukeAlmighty it can be depending on how you do it.

@tomie I'm referring to the people who were.

The people who weren't educated typically worked on farms.

I should have been more clear in my description my fault

@LukeAlmighty I'm referring to how everyone has to learn at the same pace.

Cutting things that people have been taught for centuries like Aristotle Socrates Plato etc stuff like that basic chemistry which was expected to be taught around when you were age 8 to 12, general better teaching of History. Applying math to actually real situations that you might encounter in the real world rather than hypotheticals that's also something old schools used to do.

Astronomy and physics which were also something you were expected to learn when you were around 13 to 14 but now isn't until you specifically sign up for a class, and some of schools, don't even have that as an option.

Proper grammar lessons because nowadays they teach you the basics of grammar and then you just do general reading or at least that's how it is in the US anyways and they never go back on grammar other than vaguely telling you how to write an essay and that's about it and it's not even really teaching you how to write an essay you're teaching you about how to do word count and about staying on subject and that's it which isn't actually how you write a convincing essay.

I could go on for a few other things but I'll keep this as short as possible.

Like I feel like I shouldn't have to go out of my way to learn things that people in the early 1800s all collectively knew.

This also refers to just collective knowledge culturally of stories and philosophers and even myths.
And also proper grammar. I don't know how the fuck they didn't teach proper grammar.

But Jesus, the consequences of its actions on the human race has been immeasurable.

@almondcake almost forgot to tell you. I've almost done reading through all the notes and I have some comments I want to share but I'm not quite done yet I've gotten halfway through.

But what I can say right now, is I definitely like the magic system

@LukeAlmighty but a good way to train to think like Sargon is legitimately to play a little game that the Romans used to play I forgot what the name of it is but effectively you need to come up with an argument for something absurd and you need to try and use as much logic as humanly possible to convince someone of that fact.

I think it's something to do with rhetoric but I don't remember the exact term.

A train with you are not only communication but it also trains you on how to be convincing and to tie your grand ideas together and natural conclusions of what someone might think about when you're trying to convince them.

@LukeAlmighty I like the way Sargon thinks if feel like he thinks similar to me.

And I also love the fact that I like to tutor people so I have that natural teacher / scholar respect for him.

But I do believe he doesn't have the full conviction that you need to actually change something but I don't think that's his role his role is to wake sections of the population of rather than doing anything radical and he's playing his role quite well.

I think the thing that made me the most distrustful of so-called experts.

Is the fact that we've collectively been stripped of being taught how to critically think because a large majority of retards in the early 20th century, thought they knew better than centuries worth of teaching strategies and techniques. Decided by accident to collectively give everyone a lobotomy.

@LukeAlmighty congratulations on preserving your culture.

You guys deserve high praise.

@LukeAlmighty I feel like sargons very good at explaining more complicated ideas to normal people but I feel like he goes out of his way to try and rationalize easy conclusions that he's made to not go the extra step and that conclusion just so that he can try and be a moderate.