When the dust settles we need to have a serious conversation about how we equip people with the critical analytical skills they need in an increasingly online world. Sifting fact from friction must be everyone’s core skill.
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@gullssinceaboy
It would be easier to make people qualify to vote by virtue of something other than age.
Lower the age to 17 but make it an IQ type test to earn your vote.
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@guse_guse
Difficult when public schools are continuously defunded, pay-to-learn schools having an increasing emphasis on religion or non relevant checkbox tests.
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100% we don't prepare young people properly. I experience this on a daily basis with small Business owners. Media, Communications, Politics.
The National Curriculum was last updated in July 2014. 🤔
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I'm still not entirely convinced that we as a species are ready for the printing press nevermind a global information network linking billions of people together instantaneously. See also, the 30 Years War and Gibbo saying the queen is dead.
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@LittleGravitas
Intuition 'sifts fact from fiction' every time that's all you need to know. Achieving and understanding how to access and use your intuition is more difficult.
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Its called Political &
#MediaLiteracy
, and yes we couldn't agree with you more. We run both in schools across the UK and are currently setting up an APPG on
#PoliticalLiteracy
to make sure both are embedded into the curriculum properly once and for all, we'd love to chat :)
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And when we do, when we pass the end of term exam, can we please opt out of being bossed around by the leaders of the gang that gets the most votes but is inherently incapable of the intelligence to run a whelk stall.
@SebDance
The people teaching those skills have to believe in facts first. That’s your first problem. Arendt’s comments on this issue are still the best.