From: Jsn@cris.com
Date: Sat Jan 04 1997 - 21:08:12 MST
Eliezer Yudkowski writes:
> > > Schools are ineffective due to a short-circuit: Simple presence in
> > > class is taken as evidence of learning.
> > Try to rein in those amazing generalizations, there, Eliezer.
> How does your declaration of (2) with respect to your school weaken
> (1)? I realize they're not equivalent, but even so...
It is a simple call for precision, Eliezer.
If you mean all schools, say it. (You'd be wrong, but you'd be
entitled to say it.) If you mean many schools, or some schools, say
that. I will whole-heartedly agree with you.
-- John S. Novak, III jsn@cris.com The Humblest Man on the Net
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