Re: [Edu-sig] Edu-sig Digest, Vol 22, Issue 26
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Everyone inclined to do so - please *do* ignore the following: I had written -
All there is left to do is to assert that whatever this impact is, it is the intended impact, and then that this impact fulfills some important learning mission. Illusion becomes reality,
I guess I need to ask for assistance from the resident philosophy scholar/scholars. In that I suspect what I am saying/ think I am observing is the oldest of stories. There is nothing in fact new under the sun, except the pace of things, and therefore the ability to observe these kinds of phenomena occurring, as they occur, and when one has enough worldliness under one's belt to understand the dynamics. Is this what the philosophical school of Deconstructionists was pointing to in terms of how "reality" comes to be defined? I suspect there is some connection. But sorry for going more than usually OT. Art
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