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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Zhengzhou, China
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If a historian in the year 2206 AD were to stumble upon your diary and write your autobiography, what would be the greatest thing you've ever done, from that perspective? What's the greatest thing you ever hope to do?
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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Wilmington, DE
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Done: Quit smoking/Went to college as a 22 YO frosh, grad in five years/Planned & executed a benefit for a homeless shelter raised $2500 Oct-06 Wil do: Raise a spectacuar son / Make the shelter benefit an annual event. / Be content |
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In my life until now, 18 years, I think the greatest thing I have ever done was to brave myself through 15 days of Service-Learning Project in Cambodia in the last school vacation. The second greatest thing is perhaps raising my personal awareness and changing myself in my tertiary schooling years. |
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I'm going to be one of the founders of the Pirate Party in my country: we want to protect the freedom at internet, legalize P2P and non-lucrative use of intellectual works... and make sure that if there is lucrative use, the authors will get paid. I have great illusion in the Party, because politics have gone awry in my country. The politics have become a new chaste of snobs, and they don't face the problems of real life anymore. I've gotten into a fight to defend my freedom to access information, mine and that of others, and that of my unborn children and grandchildren. As for other points, greatest thing I've ever done is try to explain things in a fun, understandable manner, to people who wouldn't be interested in them otherwise. I like the "docere and delectare" (teach and entertain) ideal, and that's what I'm always trying to do. I've only gotten to two or three good minded people who were just unguided, but even that is priceless. I think that is my purpose in life, what I'm trying to do: "docere and delectare". It's far easier to teach things if they are entertaining, and people will remember them better. My fight with the Pirate Party is just to make sure that the instruments of teaching will be free and available during my life and for the next generations. And, Michael Chui, history books shouldn't be abolished... we just should try to make an agreement to teach History as truthfully as we can. Or at least, if we can't be fully objective, we should try to teach history from ALL points of view |
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| Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Seattle, Washington, USA
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| Hehe. Textbooks are probably the worst way to teach history; it's dependent on a legacy system that isn't necessary in the slightest. Check out Muzzy Lane's "Making History" for a better way to teach history. Perhaps we should talk in more detail.
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200 Years ago in 2006, Nneka Kelly finally got up the nerve to write down her spiritual insights as they applied to life on her blog Balanced Life Center. That site mushroomed into a retreat center, a magazine and an annual conference that helped people around the world live from their Divinity. She would go on to start Learning Sphere, a school for K-12 that not only taught reading, writing, and arithmetic, but instilled in children a love for learning, and exposed them to different cultural and religious perspectives. --------------------------- Incidentally, just yesterday I was saying to myself that I need to to write my autobiography from the standpoint of my life being over. Thanks for asking this question. |
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Done: graduates Bsc and Masters with 1st over graduates and with 3.94/4 GPA, published 2 research papers, leave my 2 jobs "instructor at univ and developer" to be with my family will be done: continue my PHD when i have the opportunitiy , open my own business |
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Ps. I love asking these questions to you. You seem to have a different way of looking at life and I enjoy trying to figure out how people view these kind of things. So be kind and answer. | |
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well....I did a baccalaureat in physic in one month, took one year before I recieved my diploma, I did my master in political in 6 month....And I'm near form being a billionaire. My girlfriend is Miss hawain tropic, and i'm working on teleportation
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well i'm promoting what he did. For myself, i'M almost finishing writting a book on personal development, i'm Starting a compagny in personal devlopment and i'm starting a compagny in construction, we have a new product, it's the futur. And i'm 19 years old. And i'm working foe the millionaire business inc. | |
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However, when you speak for Vincent you should make it clear that you are talking for him... that would add to the credibility of your mutual organization... That's just my take on that though... . | |
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