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"Si unus non perdit, alter non acquirit." If one does not lose, another does not acquire. Or, it is impossible for one to gain unless another loses. St. Augustine's 5th century statement and sentiment is still, unfortunately, believed by many …
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Human beings did not evolve by reading books. They evolved by manually creating and handling tools. For example, we have evidence of early humans from the arrow heads or sewn-shoes they've left behind. See my entry on the Paisley caves near …
Higher Education often preaches the virtue of training learners in critical thinking. Liberal arts colleges and curriculum and humanities programs are some of the strongest proponents of believing they have what it takes to train others on critical …
Yale course on Capitalism. First lecture entitled Exploding Worlds and Course Introduction. This is part of 33 free courses from Yale University posted to YouTube. It is absolutely incredible to have such resources so readily available. …
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Interesting ideas, but I think that this guy needs some professional counseling, especially given his reaction to an entirely acceptable response from Samsung Executives who gave him blank stares at his ideas for how to compete with Apple. Or at the …
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In an article on Inside Higher Ed entitled Disappearing Liberal Arts Colleges, Scott Jasik quotes Victor E. Ferrall, Jr., regarding the challenges facing liberal arts colleges and by extension liberal arts education. "The problem is not that some …
