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full of the good, the bad, and the indifferent

Posted by: borg on November 05, 1999 at 16:27:46:

In Reply to: Teach people to think, not what to think. posted by septimus on November 04, 1999 at 19:01:58:

:
: : How to control this?

: : Now that the anarchic net is here I think you can
: : kiss 'controlled' group education [and just about everything
: : else] goodbye.

: *Yes. Teach people to think, not what to think. But I don't hold high hopes for the net. When television first emerged it was lauded as THE great new educational tool. Now look at it.
: What's the number one query word on all search engines?
: I don't think they mean sex education.
: Cheap thrills and money to be made. That's all we have.

And here I thought I over-generalized.

The net is much like meatspace in many ways: full of the good,
the bad, and the indifferent. I really couldn't say where
you'd could go to get perfection--that oh so subjective
of terms--at all times.



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