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         |  corrupted-girl
             on 2003-07-20 08:57 [#00787221] Points: 8469 Status: Regular
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 | read this 
 
 
 
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         |  dariusgriffin
             from cool on 2003-07-20 09:06 [#00787229] Points: 12516 Status: Lurker
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 | I've always said that it would be great if we went to school to learn, gratuitously, without being under the pressure of
 exams.
 
 As for the article ; yes, the educational system is a very
 effective mean of propaganda, and it has always been like
 that.
 
 
 
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             on 2003-07-20 09:20 [#00787242] Points: 8469 Status: Regular
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 | yea. it's just really sad though. my mothers a teacher and i've seen so many troubled children. i wish they knew it
 wasn't their fault.
 
 
 
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         |  virginpusher
             from County Clare on 2003-07-20 10:44 [#00787338] Points: 27325 Status: Lurker
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 | "The task we set before ourselves is very simple...we will organize children...and teach them to do in a perfect way
 the things their fathers and mothers are doing in an
 imperfect way."
 
 -Rockefeller Education Board-
 
 As i read this over i can't say that this is overly
 shocking. Not really surprised here.
 
 
 
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         |  corrupted-girl
             on 2003-07-20 10:47 [#00787344] Points: 8469 Status: Regular | Followup to virginpusher: #00787338
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 | Oh well... cause that was my goal.. to shock you. 
 You fruit-caker.
 
 
 
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         |  weatheredstoner
             from same shit babes. (United States) on 2003-07-20 11:22 [#00787395] Points: 12585 Status: Lurker
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 | I hate brainwashing. 
 
 
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         |  corrupted-girl
             on 2003-07-20 11:23 [#00787397] Points: 8469 Status: Regular | Followup to weatheredstoner: #00787395
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 | you are brainwashing. 
 
 
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         |  xf
             from Australia on 2003-07-20 11:24 [#00787400] Points: 2952 Status: Lurker
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 | australian educational system is badly fucking broken too. 
 
 
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         |  evolume
             from seattle (United States) on 2003-07-20 13:34 [#00787460] Points: 10965 Status: Regular
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 | if you make an effort to learn, it is possible to do so in the american school system.  unfortunately, not every kid
 has the ambition to do this as there is very little
 incentive to excel, it being so easy just to coast through.
 
 i am lucky that i went to a school that was well funded with
 a few excellent teachers that encouraged me and many of my
 peers to learn and to become free thinkers.  but i saw many
 students, in the same school, that were not pushed and as a
 result never amounted to anything.  Education is an active,
 not passive, endevour on the part of the student in this
 country.
 
 
 
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         |  corrupted-girl
             on 2003-07-20 16:44 [#00787599] Points: 8469 Status: Regular
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 | i remember my old psychology teacher was telling me how her children went to a monteary (i dont remember .. soemthing
 like that?) school and it was a lot better then normal
 schools. it was more hands on experiences rather then
 listening to a teacher for 6 hours a day.
 
 
 
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         |  elusive
             from detroit (United States) on 2003-07-20 16:46 [#00787602] Points: 18369 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | you people are lazy 
 dont fucking blame SHIT on US educational system, or
 teachers.
 
 you are just fucking lazy and have to admit it.
 
 ive gone to school with so many dumbducks who think they are
 too COOL to do shit and learn.
 
 whatever, i laff at it.
 
 ig et more fucked up than those people, and am quite
 controllable holding my own in the world :)
 
 blame people, not teachers
 
 
 
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         |  corrupted-girl
             on 2003-07-20 16:47 [#00787606] Points: 8469 Status: Regular | Followup to elusive: #00787602
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 | did you even READ the article? 
 
 
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         |  LiberianGirl
             from United States on 2003-07-20 17:17 [#00787635] Points: 59 Status: Regular
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 | I attended a public school for the first time during my junior year of high school. I had listened to people brag on
 and on about what a great high school this was.... I was one
 of THREE kids in my history class that did not fail. (I had
 a 98 average actually. Every test was open book) Kids would
 sit in class during an open book test and put nothing on the
 paper but their name, and pass it in blank. They cared that
 little. I was shocked.
 
 
 
 
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         |  mylittlesister
             from ...wherever (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 18:46 [#00787726] Points: 8472 Status: Regular | Followup to corrupted-girl: #00787606
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 | no he didnt, he doesnt read anything, to jumps into his little bubble (similar to the bubble promo has) and pretends
 that everything is fine, because he's doing well and that's
 all that matters.
 
 
 
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         |  aphextriplet
             from your mothers bedroom (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 18:49 [#00787728] Points: 4731 Status: Lurker
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 | im  teacher. Im a good one though. I rule. 
 
 
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         |  mylittlesister
             from ...wherever (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 18:54 [#00787737] Points: 8472 Status: Regular | Followup to aphextriplet: #00787728
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 | really, it's not the fault of the teachers, but the system. It's so bad, we even start the education system at an age
 that is too young - some children are not cognitively
 developed enough to cope and therefore become resentful to
 school/education/learning.
 
 Plus the system makes children jump through hoops, rather
 than think for themselves. This leads to people having no
 critical thought, and do not questioning anything. Elusive
 and Promo are prime examples of this type of behaviour.
 
 
 
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         |  aphextriplet
             from your mothers bedroom (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 18:56 [#00787739] Points: 4731 Status: Lurker
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 | mate, really, a hell of a lot of the time it IS the fault of the teachers. A lot of teachers are fairly dumb considering.
 Its harder to get into teaching now though, so hopefully
 theyre filtering out the shit heads, but that said, teaching
 retention is at an all time low, so maybe there'll be a
 surge of crap teachers coming in. Great. I teach ICT,
 fucking easy as pissing. Kids love it, i love it. Works out
 quite nicely
 
 
 
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             from ...wherever (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 19:01 [#00787742] Points: 8472 Status: Regular | Followup to aphextriplet: #00787739
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 | our ICT teachers was crap! well, he was a biology teacher, who was thought to have been the most suitable for the
 position :-/ had to drop the subject at GCSE cos we didnt
 acheive enough coursework marks to gain a C, even if we got
 100% on the exam.
 
 
 
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             from your mothers bedroom (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 19:04 [#00787744] Points: 4731 Status: Lurker | Followup to mylittlesister: #00787742
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 | yeah, the world needs more aphex triplets, or quadrouplets, or cinqetlets or whatever. By the way i stole your avatar
 for a message board about a year ago, i thought you should
 know. She meant nothing to me and i never saw her again.
 
 
 
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         |  mylittlesister
             from ...wherever (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 19:07 [#00787746] Points: 8472 Status: Regular | Followup to aphextriplet: #00787744
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 | *scratches head* lol, ok! 
 
 
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             from your mothers bedroom (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-20 19:08 [#00787747] Points: 4731 Status: Lurker
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         |  Job a boj
             from Land of the Lost Timezone! (Canada) on 2003-07-20 21:01 [#00787849] Points: 498 Status: Regular
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 | Some schools in the US had to close earily this year because of lack of funding.
 
 The US military was given a 60billion dollar increase in
 funding.
 
 Congrats Bush, mb your citizens will get so dumb they'll
 blow them selves up.
 
 
 
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             on 2003-07-20 22:33 [#00787897] Points: 8469 Status: Regular
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 | priorities are definatly messed up. 
 
 
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         |  mappatazee
             from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2003-07-20 23:24 [#00787921] Points: 14302 Status: Lurker
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 | teachers never affected how much i learned. it was the subject matter, not the way they teached it.
 
 
 
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             from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2003-07-20 23:25 [#00787922] Points: 14302 Status: Lurker
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 | Like the mandatory "Health II" class we had to take junior year.  I didn't learn anything because it was like all the
 fucking health classes we had taken since 6th grade.  It's
 just that some kids skulls are too fucking thick to drill
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         |  handoverthecart
             on 2003-07-20 23:28 [#00787925] Points: 2017 Status: Lurker | Followup to dariusgriffin: #00787229
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 | I've always said that it would be great if we went to school to learn, gratuitously, without being under the
 pressure of exams.
 
 i agree with you that a system like this would be good for
 ME, but there to many fucking moron kids (everyone,
 basically) here that almost no one would go to school.  also
 tests are relied on as a way to measure how much a student
 has learned/"succeeded."
 
 
 
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         |  mappatazee
             from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2003-07-20 23:30 [#00787928] Points: 14302 Status: Lurker
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 | yeah, we should have a big test around 6th grade time that determines whether you will be allowed to go on to higher
 education, or if you aren't cut out for it and should be put
 into internment programs to learn factory work.  HAHA!
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 06:12 [#00788097] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker
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 | It's true that the education system has become goal-oriented, with the emphasis on getting kids to pass
 trivial exams that are meaningless. Education should be
 interesting & information, not a factory production line
 designed to churn out happy consumers.
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 06:21 [#00788103] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | the education system is a part of the larger society we live in, the guys at the big table don't want the average ho-hum
 to come along and question things which is what intelligent
 people do.
 
 you cannot carry out an "iraqi freedom" operation with a
 country full of intelligent educated people.
 
 it is necesarry none-the-less, that the government serve the
 larger good, the group before the individual. this is how
 organisms ensure survival.
 
 the government is at the same time breaking basic concepts
 of morale, breaking the very rules they set...and joe bloke
 now feels tricked because they're saying one thing and doing
 another.
 
 i always said, educating urself is the only way, read all u
 can, and take in every situation u encounter, make it
 important to urself, what happens to u is not in ur control,
 but what u do...that is to say what umake happen to others u
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 06:34 [#00788108] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788103
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 | It's too easy to simply blame the people - they are manipulated incessantly, and cannot be fully blamed for it
 working - they are the victims of cynical measures.
 
 I agree - self-education is currently the best way to
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 06:47 [#00788117] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | you cannot blame specific people yes, but it is how our species works, the smart ones moved ahead, and wanted to
 keep it that way, so they do whatever they can to keep us
 dumb or at least distracted, occupied, whatever. the point
 is personal gain is what motivates us to use our imagination
 towards a better life.....but personal gain and imagination
 are equally responsible characteristics that cuased events
 such as ww1 and 2
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 06:49 [#00788122] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788117
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 | I can't agree with that, either - 01) not all 'successful' people are 'smart', 02) not all 'unsuccessful' people are
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             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 06:56 [#00788135] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | by smart´ones i did mean the people who figured it out, how to attain power, how to gain control etc, that to me is
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 06:57 [#00788136] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788135
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 | I've figured out how to control - doesn't mean I feel the need to implement it. I know what you're saying, but we
 shouldn't pander them by calling them 'smart'. Call them by
 their name -- Scum-sucking Lizard Fucks (SSLF)
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:02 [#00788140] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | phhh lol, okay i know i am just as frustrated with the system as you are, but being frustrated isn't going to help
 much....."if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" so they say. i am
 just working my ass off right now selling my soul and
 swallowing my pride, knowing that it is working towards, or
 rather for my freedom...which doesn't really bother me i am
 not angry at having to earn my freedom, as in financial
 freedom etc. i always thought life was meant to be a
 struggle. i like conversing u know exchanging with people
 and how they think of these global issues....i am enjoying
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:05 [#00788142] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker
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 | Don't do it. It's a nation of people just selling their soul because they can't face the consequences that allow them to
 be mass controlled. If the entire population stood up and
 said, 'fuck your system', they would be powerless.
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:10 [#00788148] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | i was there too marlowe, 
 i reject the system just as much as before when i was
 running around yelling about every commercial and its
 attempt to brainwash me...but you will not succeed by trying
 to go out and change everyone to realize.."yes, this world
 is fuct up"...19 yrs of my life have already passed me by
 too fast, i plan spending the rest on me and my family,
 everyone else can go fuck themselves as far as i am
 concerned. now if everyone focussed on themselves, and
 helped themselves...we would probably be able to achieve the
 utopia humankind has been dreaming of
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:12 [#00788149] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788148
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 | so they've won in your case 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:16 [#00788151] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | and if u ever sit there wondering why so many people seem not interested or motivated to break their consumer
 life-cycle, this sentence will clear it up for u...
 
 "what is the most common human characteristic?; fear or
 laziness?"
 
 in order to successfully apply propaganda onto a society,
 you need to shake them up, u need to break the pattern that
 has gotten them so comfortable and calm...take 9-11 for
 example, this event has gotten america confused because the
 train thought was.."if something like this could happen,
 then anything could happen" as soonb as we start pondering
 our safety we get nervous, we use this nervousness to make
 an elephant out of a mosquito and next thing u know people
 are 100% for the war, not even thinking of what is going to
 happen to innocent people there, the only matter of
 importance is to serve that primal need to retalliate, to
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:18 [#00788152] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | and i was starting to favor u marlowe don't resort to who is right and wrong just yet, keep the discussion going
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:26 [#00788155] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker
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 | As soon as you have a 'fuck everyone else' attitude, they've got you licked. I used to be like that - I did it the
 reverse way - it took things to make me realise that the way
 to win is to continue fighting them by exposing their ways
 and by helping society. I plan to spend the rest of my life
 in helping others, to help make our society a better place
 for all, not just to make sure that me, or my family, are
 doing alright.
 
 If you disagree, that is fair enough, and that is your
 opinion, and I will respect that that is your opinion. I
 just see it differently.
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:34 [#00788164] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | funny enough, we are the same in so many respects, it's how we choose to exercise or act on that common belief we have
 that differentiates us both.
 
 altho, i do agree with everything you say, doesn't mean i
 have to do it like u do just because i agree with it.
 
 the problem occurs at the different layers that
 exist....that we all act on our core beliefs and project
 that onto the outside world, it is natural to want to change
 your world, i am changing the world as much as you are with
 your chosen path, difference is that i am focussing on a few
 lives....you on the other hand have that global compassion
 for yourself and everyone like you and because of that
 overwhelming number of people not satisfied with life gives
 you the courage, knowing that all they need is a tip in the
 right direction.
 
 i would join u on all of this, except it would go against
 one of ´my basic principles. and that is that i do not
 change people....i change myself, i do not teach people i
 just display what i do, they are the ones who can evaluate
 my actions and do with it what they want.
 
 i mean i know we're on the virge of splitting hairs here,
 but it is important we shouldn't forget to always be aware,
 
 
 
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         |  joakimlinden
             from Skövde (Sweden) on 2003-07-21 07:35 [#00788165] Points: 462 Status: Regular | Followup to celloncllone: #00788117
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 | Do you actually think that "keep[ing] us dumb and distracted" is how the species work? Something like the
 Darwinian "survival of the fittest"?
 
 I don't believe this has anything to do with how smart one
 is, or how high your IQ is... As if there was some rule out
 there saying that once you are above a certain level of
 intelligence, you also have to start screwing people below
 that level.
 
 Studys shows that people in high positions often tend to
 display "psychopathic" tendencies. Psychopaths are commonly
 described as vicious killers and criminals but they are
 actually a very common ingredient of daily life. Everyone
 here, who has at least some contact with the outside world,
 apart from this forum, has probably met or known a
 psychopath at least one time. I've know one...
 
 What makes a psychpath stand out from ordinary people is
 their self-image and complete lack of empathy, this is
 probably caused by braindamage in early childhood, or even
 in the woomb. Corporate CEO's and other high people within
 society tend to have, as I said, at least a few psychopathic
 traits/tendencies. The problem with real psychopaths is that
 they often start to feel uninterested in what they are doing
 after a very short time, unless they can find ways of
 stimulating their needs constantly. They are therefor not
 longlived within a healthy corporate structure... But they
 still exist, and they do whatever they can, in a very
 cunning and vicious way, to climb within the structure which
 they are positioned. This include lying about co-workers,
 self-glorification, taking high risks without feeling
 pressure and so on...
 
 These are the people that guard their power, not smart or
 intelligent people. How can you, like with Enron, withhold a
 service that hundreds of thousands rely on everyday to live
 a decent life, in order to fill your own pockets - without
 feeling any guilt or shame? You must have something wrong
 inside your brain to do something like that, or is it simply
 the smartest thing to do?
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:38 [#00788166] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788164
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 | I agree about leading by example -- but on top of that, there is our duty to expose the current Corruption of
 Society. I know we two agree in principle on most things,
 but I think that we should be telling people and trying to
 change them -- or, help them to change themselves, to
 deprogram their coerced minds.
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:42 [#00788168] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to joakimlinden: #00788165
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 | I thought it was they displayed high SOCIOPATHIC tendancies? 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:43 [#00788171] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | joakim, thank you finaly someone else interested in the convo....
 
 i agree with your statement but under circumstances couldn't
 we all be psychopaths? don't we all have it in us? and i
 don't even like the use of words like psychopath, because u
 suddenly get mental images of freddy krueger etc, which is
 just blowing things out of proportion.
 
 every human has a core, this core contains their primitive
 behaviour which ensures survival, this means sex, hunting,
 protecting, etc...
 
 ultimately everyone serves a purpose, if it wasn't guy a who
 went and stole 10 Million from some bankm it would be
 someone else, everyone plays a function in society, what i
 mean by this is that you and me...we are affected by other
 people our whole lives we have watched how wars are fought
 and morons run the world, rich get richer and more poverty
 stricken people die.....being replaced by even more poverty
 stricken people, it is our natural response to think and act
 the way we do.....we are no different to the ceo who rips
 people off for billions, or the quiet guy going on a
 massacre spree one day...because we all react to each
 other....
 
 
 
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         |  marlowe
             from Antarctica on 2003-07-21 07:47 [#00788175] Points: 24636 Status: Lurker | Followup to celloncllone: #00788171
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 | a person's true purpose wouldn't impinge or impose on another's. When Crowley said 'Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The
 Whole Of The Law', he meant it for people to divine their
 true Will/Purpose in life and follow it without being goaded
 off the path by other people. And True Will won't impose on
 another's.
 
 It isn't a person's True Will to corrupt people, to steal
 their goods, or to control them.
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 07:51 [#00788178] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | no it isn't a persons true will...but thats exactly the point....its a question of how much you will do for your own
 gain or how much you will sacrifice of yourself for the
 larger gain of the group.....a question of ego, but its
 impossible to categorize a person to a single characteristic
 flaw, it is an interconnected structure of behaviour
 patterns that decides how we actm this structure is open to
 change, tv, radio, newspapers, even people themselves can do
 this to others...
 
 
 
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         |  Peloton
             from London (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-21 07:58 [#00788182] Points: 651 Status: Lurker
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 | The education system for the masses has always been about
 producing factory/office fodder.
 
 Universal education in the West is a particularly modern
 policy. In Pre-industrial revolution societies it didn't
 matter if the majority of the population was illiterate,
 innumerate etc., etc, most people worked on the land.
 Production was local and small scale.
 
 As the industrial revolution kicked in and the economic
 system became more and more based on technical prodcution,
 so the system required a workforce able to adapt. Societiy
 wouldn't function if the workforce was uneducated as their
 agrarian predocessors.
 
 Education for industry. It has ever been thus.
 
 
 
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         |  celloncllone
             from anywhere but in (Germany) on 2003-07-21 08:03 [#00788184] Points: 849 Status: Regular
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 | information over-flow is another aspect....the information age has had and will continue to impact society
 massively....will it be for the positive? or the negative?
 the beauty of life, we never know, we never did...best
 guesses is all we have
 
 
 
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