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Category: Concepts in Public History for Marketplace Dialogue
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Why do we put up with it?
Why do we put up with it? Cultural misbehaviour sells the media story, and demonstrates what I have long said about the educational unintelligence of the Australian media. …of course, I am not saying there are not excellent journalists and brilliant media pieces. But without the scholarship in the public marketplace…
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BACK-UP. THE TECHNOLOGICAL ATTACK. Re: Education ? Placement poverty in Australia (Case Ref: LW62300)
Dear …everyone thinking in Australia, [This post reproduces an email to the Australian public persons. It was the second email sent. The system is attempting to destroy the capacity for the information technology as in email workhorses to handle large and critical thinking as substantial text; fightback to the dumbing-down of the commercial world ! swearword…
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Why modernist/postmodernist stoicism is meaning to do great harm?
“But the dispiriting thing about contemporary Stoicism is how slippery it has become, toothless practically to the point of meaninglessness…all religions have reform versions and adherents who push against orthodoxy. But cafeteria Stoicism has become diluted into the language of go-get-’em motivational speech… Moreover, modern Stoicism drifts toward hypermasculine patter that at…
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Peekaboo!
Since I am suffering in the silence to my humanities-social science messaging, I will go to the message of the Philosophy of Science, from Philip R. Hall. Phil Hall is Wissenshschaftlicher, and editor at arsnotoria.com Peekaboo! + Complex systems are characterised by emergence. What this means is that…
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Institutional Prejudice: The Decision Maker
Cartoon Image: Paid. Order Number 27659. Marketoonist. 240311.highres.feedback Featured Image: Buch’s Pyramid Of Social Personal Development
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Rights and Fairness: Response to the David Pindar Article
David Pindar writes a blog on a Substack site, called, “Aargh! (Age-activated rage).” This blog articles are a good mixture of ‘conservative’ and ‘progressive’ opinions. Recently, I thought his regular piece, “Happy Friday #22”, was particularly good, on 9 March. It highlighted the way Duncan Ivison (Professor of Political Philosophy, University of…
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The Public ALL Agreed. So, why don’t the political bastards “Get It”? : Communicative Action with Nick Carter
Last November the Productivity Commission recommend, in an intermit report, for the removal of the tax-free status of private schools. Let me be clear, this does not benefit public education. My prejudice is towards public education, but the prejudice of the Productivity Commission “boils my blood.” On both sides of the issue…
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The 2024 State of the Union Speech: Commentary from an Australian-American Relational Historian
The Copy of the Speech is supplied from Time (https://time.com/6898705/read-president-joe-bidens-2024-state-of-the-union-address-full-transcript/). I also listened to the speech twice, first from the MNBC streaming in Australia on a smart television, and secondly on the AP video from the Time site. I am an independent researcher, affiliated with The University of Queensland…
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Today’s Cultural Madness: It will take every educated persons to boldly stand up and stop the madness
Featured Message Image: Marketoonist order number – 24304. Paid. The abstract subtle thinking seeping into our suburban homes. This morning’s news was that very young infants were losing word power from over-exposure to tablets during free-time. It is our ignorant office managers who want us to “write” via A.I.,…
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Philosophically Ontology Logic Intersect Compatibility Education (POLICE)
“Police” might not be ‘a great’ acronym, but I referring to each person “policing” their own thought. What I am referring to, is not “self-censorship” in the way the libertarians discuss this concept of “self-censorship”. Libertarians get themselves in knots in thinking that “they”, as individuals, must not fail in the cognition of…