Canadians.

[nanop44]

samleez was born in canadia
I think

[kaglover1]

hear from him

[KittySamurai]

samleez was born in canadia
I think

[ithrow4luk]

dont get your panties in a bundle

[kaglover1]

What are you saying.

[bulmabriefs144]

Canada ish awesome.

I visited B.C. when I was out in Washington, to check out Vancouver's Chinatown. Then I went to Ontario from Detroit, and back again (same day, commute from hell), to visit Niagara Falls during a drive cross-country.

I'm pretty sure everyone has distorted feelings about other countries and cultures.

[penguinzrock]

if you can teach a person he is both right and wrong about something, you have already taught him or her critical thinking

you can teach someone to think about thinking the same way you tell a painter to paint someone painting.
it really is that simple.

the subtle nuances and the actual formalities of teaching it require an entire course, though

bulma, you talk about "critical thinking" as if it's some sort of personal spirit quest or something
it's actually not that unique

[bulmabriefs144]

C'mon penguin, give it a rest.

We're talking about Canada again.

Spoiler!

Anyway, you're still wrong. If you teach a person how to think, you're not "teaching critical thinking." You're brainwashing them. You're just mad you swallowed the lie you've been taught, instead of actually using critical thinking.

You can't teach creativity in art either. All you can teach is how to make straight lines, and shading and stuff, what comes from interpretation or creativity is part of you.

Oh yes, and you should call me the Maiden of Sorrows, because of my vision.

[penguinzrock]

C'mon penguin, give it a rest.

We're talking about Canada again.

wait, you're telling me to "give it a rest" right after you responded to me after 3 more posts as well?

c'mon bulma
we're talking about contradicting behaviors and obvious character flaws here

[kaglover1]

if you can teach a person he is both right and wrong about something, you have already taught him or her critical thinking

you can teach someone to think about thinking the same way you tell a painter to paint someone painting.
it really is that simple.

the subtle nuances and the actual formalities of teaching it require an entire course, though

bulma, you talk about "critical thinking" as if it's some sort of personal spirit quest or something
it's actually not that unique

C'mon penguin, give it a rest.

We're talking about Canada again.

Yes if you want to participate, talk about CANADIA