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Episode 170: Critical thinking about why do zebras have stripes? (Wed., Oct. 2, 2024)
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Episode 170: Critical thinking about why do zebras have stripes? (Wed., Oct. 2, 2024)
Ed professors play a dangerous game, keeping students ignorant, while pretending that somehow they are being educated.
No matter what people are discussing, you need a little basic information on that topic to join the discussion.
Did you know that science has not explained why zebras have such contrasty stripes. To discuss this, you need background information. Everything in our public schools is like children going to their first cricket game and nobody tells them what the whole thing is about.
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