... had a teacher who just loved to use clichés and platitudes to get the class talking about philosophy. His idea was very simple he would quote what I now call a bumper sticker idiom and then ask the following questions. Some varient of that method works very well for handling a very large and complex data base ...

... had a teacher who just loved to use clichés and platitudes to get the class talking about philosophy. His idea was very simple he would quote what I now call a bumper sticker idiom and then ask the following questions. Do you understand it, if so then why so ? If you do not understand ...

...I had a teacher who just loved to use clichés and platitudes to get the class talking about philosophy. His idea was very simple he would quote what I now call a bumper sticker idiom and then ask the following questions. Do you understand it, if so then why so ? If you do not understand it...

..., I had a teacher who just loved to use clichés and platitudes to get the class talking about philosophy. His idea was very simple he would quote what I now call a bumper sticker idiom and then ask the following questions. Do you understand it, if so then why so ? If you do not understand it, then ...

..., I had a teacher who just loved to use clichés and platitudes to get the class talking about philosophy. His idea was very simple he would quote what I now call a bumper sticker idiom and then ask the following questions. Do you understand it, if so then why so ? If you do not understand it, then ...

"There are no enemies in science just anomalies, but science has many enemies" *CUR* Does the phrase from the Bible "Be fruitful and multiply" Mean that it both supports and encourages Cloning? An anomaly is something that science cannot fully explain as of yet.

On Sun, 05 Aug 2007 02:48:51 -0700, chazwin wrote: If anything can go wrong it will. Sometimes toast does land butter side up.. ... but when? I think this these are things to play around with not to be taken so seriously. His teacher, I guess, understood that play can result in real insights.

On Sat, 04 Aug 2007 12:58:01 -0600, curmudgeon wrote: If anything can go wrong it will. If anything can go wrong, it is wrong.

Way back when in my high school and college days, I had a teacher who just loved to use clich