Message from @Deleted User

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2017-05-18 00:13:28 UTC  

Not obeying from authority, thinking for yourself

2017-05-18 00:13:42 UTC  

Thinking process is the best

2017-05-18 00:13:43 UTC  

thats the next step

2017-05-18 00:13:47 UTC  

historical materialism

2017-05-18 00:14:30 UTC  

there are anarchist critiques of education, for self-management

2017-05-18 00:14:37 UTC  

@Blebleh Who said anything about being guided blindly? If science shows that progress is better in another way, who are you to abandon it for idealistic reasons like 'personal growth and sovereignty'?

2017-05-18 00:15:16 UTC  

people would want to become scientists more often

2017-05-18 00:15:47 UTC  

as the greeks did

2017-05-18 00:16:12 UTC  

Today people are guided blindly with media, with biased books of history and pseudoscientifc closed models of economy

2017-05-18 00:16:36 UTC  

looking for yourself more leads you to compare, to see what's happening

2017-05-18 00:16:46 UTC  

with this shitty education system, it makes people want to become mathemations and scientists even more

2017-05-18 00:17:02 UTC  

because they always associate it with a 50 question test

2017-05-18 00:17:32 UTC  

@Deleted User it doesn't say the other way. Both objective and subjective is present. And there is ways to be on each side. And in the middle. Or anywhere. Both ways are working. You can carefully direct in both ways. Science says it.

2017-05-18 00:18:29 UTC  

I'm not saying that we should leave public education for total freedom of learning

2017-05-18 00:18:45 UTC  

We inherit scientific knowledge

2017-05-18 00:18:57 UTC  

But in some areas today the social science is totally bourgeois

2017-05-18 00:19:19 UTC  

We have to teach to think critically and give tools to self-learning

2017-05-18 00:19:35 UTC  

@Ornament That's true. I was hoping the context was not lost. If science shows that free time is good for us, then let's do that. I wasn't saying either/or. However, if we have a clear goal in mind, then the opportunity for idle activity only exists insofar as it creates greater progress, which is measurable.

2017-05-18 00:24:06 UTC  

@Deleted User Idle is not so very idle. More thought is present after accumulating free time. Every subject learns faster and use it for its development. There is a combination of social freedoms and authoritarian government. The subjectivity must grow for a developed consciousness. It is best for whole society.

2017-05-18 00:24:36 UTC  

You abstract yourself from developments without certain liberties.

2017-05-18 00:24:56 UTC  

@Ornament If that is true, I support it.

2017-05-18 00:25:16 UTC  

I think that a lot of people in capitalism instead of looking for an alternative they go and "carpe diem"

2017-05-18 00:25:25 UTC  

drink alcohol, get fun

2017-05-18 00:25:28 UTC  

etc.

2017-05-18 00:25:38 UTC  

they conceive leisure time to get fun nothing more

2017-05-18 00:25:48 UTC  

their duties are the work

2017-05-18 00:26:20 UTC  

@Ornament But it may not be true forever. And if progress becomes difficult in this way, we should not shy away from it. That is my contribution.

2017-05-18 00:28:56 UTC  

@Deleted User Why would one or the other way be prevalent? For which purpose? Two ways is better than 1.

2017-05-18 00:34:45 UTC  

Maybe at times one is more prevalent

2017-05-18 00:35:23 UTC  

@Ornament That's true, but we can not foresee the future. There are qualitative changes in the dialectic that may be forms that are unexpected. I wanted to be rigorous about that point. Things that we like are not always correct. Which brings us back to the original contention of intention when it conflicts with correctness.

2017-05-18 00:36:47 UTC  

@Deleted User Which forms?

2017-05-18 00:37:30 UTC  

@Ornament You mean like what comes after Communism? I do not know.

2017-05-18 00:38:44 UTC  

it's the end of history

2017-05-18 00:38:56 UTC  

Is it?

2017-05-18 00:39:07 UTC  

yes, to each according to his need

2017-05-18 00:39:34 UTC  

Forever and ever amen?

2017-05-18 00:40:08 UTC  
2017-05-18 00:40:11 UTC  

if we conceive this as post-scarcity yes; and I can't imagine what it would take

2017-05-18 00:40:17 UTC  

how many time

2017-05-18 00:42:20 UTC  

@Deleted User There shouldn't be many for long.

2017-05-18 00:43:46 UTC  

Wow, I did not know about this End of History idea. I assumed the Dialectical process went on forever, and if it didn't, then it's end was just part of a process within an even greater Dialectical process.