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Very true. Some truths need to be TYPED.Cottage Grove resident. My hobbies are 1 piece jigsaw puzzles and underwater breakdancing. but seriously ...Retired university professor and software developer. not afraid of facts but recently discovered that not all truths need be spoken.
Welcome to the forum.
In regards to reading the rules....
I hope so....It does make the job of being a Moderator easier...
Truth...
Some truths are non-negotiable....try not following gravity's "truth" and get back to me...
Some truths are just someone's perception , which you may happen to agree with.
Andy
I do agree and perhaps you would agree that . . . oh no you don't. I'm not falling for that one.Some truths are just someone's perception , which you may happen to agree with.
I do agree and perhaps you would agree that . . . oh no you don't. I'm not falling for that one.
and I blew my clever into. Should have said not all thoughts need expression. Still think there's something pithier
x/0 ?Still think there's something pithier
I understand the concept, but putting it into practice has been a challenge.Greetings from Creswell. I took me a long time to learn that I can think anything I want to but I don't have to say everything I think.
I was lucky enough to have been in grad school when the social science department decided to experiment with focusing on topics and addressing through through 2 or 3 disciplines. My focus was on the history of education and examining the influence of political shifts and prejudice. Shorter answer history and social psychology.. I think it's best and worst thing I could have done. I believe the psych component made me a much better historian, Historical patterns make much more sense once one understands some psychological pattern. Go ahead, ask me anything you want about Deaf Education between 1815 and 1861.Welcome! What was your area of expertise as a professor?