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Flat Earth General / Basic Mathematics and the Taint of Failure
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Basic Mathematics and the Taint of Failure
Early life.
The new born child is in a world of wonder. What is the world that he has been born into. Such wonder and awe. There are no rules, no regiment. The child is free to explore his environment. Taste, sound, touch. These are the creative motivations for early ponder. The innocence is quickly extinguished by the corporate and institutional agenda of the world to which he or she is born into.
The travesty of the sterile world takes its place upon the mind of the child. From the steady din of the cold world, to the manufactured existence that is forced, the child is quickly put into a system where free thought is stifled and obedience to a higher vapor is encouraged. Such examples of these vile instruments can be found on the pages of a child toy store or clothing store.
As I have demonstrated in early works, the example of “1+1” The child is quickly forced to understand this concept. It is taught not on a blackboard with chalk, but, is, reinforced with the simplest of materials. The wood play blocks that have been inscribed with simple mathematical formulas and symbols. These wood blocks are as simple as the number “1” and the number “2” and so fourth. There are also division and addition symbols. There can be no independent thought at this point. The child has been forced upon a system that will grip him or her for the rest of their childhood and most likely for their natural life.
What would a world look like if such ideas were not forced?
What scientific advancements would have been created?
What future may we have?
What wonder there may have been in this world?
We live in a system that has been manufactured by unknown forces. There is no free thought to be had. This dis service to our planet and our lives is profound.
I will be continuing this study into the future.
Early life.
The new born child is in a world of wonder. What is the world that he has been born into. Such wonder and awe. There are no rules, no regiment. The child is free to explore his environment. Taste, sound, touch. These are the creative motivations for early ponder. The innocence is quickly extinguished by the corporate and institutional agenda of the world to which he or she is born into.
The travesty of the sterile world takes its place upon the mind of the child. From the steady din of the cold world, to the manufactured existence that is forced, the child is quickly put into a system where free thought is stifled and obedience to a higher vapor is encouraged. Such examples of these vile instruments can be found on the pages of a child toy store or clothing store.
As I have demonstrated in early works, the example of “1+1” The child is quickly forced to understand this concept. It is taught not on a blackboard with chalk, but, is, reinforced with the simplest of materials. The wood play blocks that have been inscribed with simple mathematical formulas and symbols. These wood blocks are as simple as the number “1” and the number “2” and so fourth. There are also division and addition symbols. There can be no independent thought at this point. The child has been forced upon a system that will grip him or her for the rest of their childhood and most likely for their natural life.
What would a world look like if such ideas were not forced?
What scientific advancements would have been created?
What future may we have?
What wonder there may have been in this world?
We live in a system that has been manufactured by unknown forces. There is no free thought to be had. This dis service to our planet and our lives is profound.
I will be continuing this study into the future.