TET to the Future: Marty, We're Going Blaat!

[Scomagia]

Because it's fun for everyone when the curiosity and wonder of a child are inspired.

With false teachings? Rather, teach them something that’ll benefit their skills of critical thinking, that will help them excel in the academic world and not merely old folk tales and traditions.

You sound like a total fucking bummer. No offense.

And it does teach critical thinking if you play it right. Some people take the whole thing too far and then its a bit of a problem.

[Kowani]

You’re brainwashed. The box is a sphere.

The box is whatever Kowani says it is. Just like everything else.

Bingo.

Gee, no problem-That’s not what I want it for!

Well that sucks

So do your puns.

[Scomagia]

With false teachings? Rather, teach them something that’ll benefit their skills of critical thinking, that will help them excel in the academic world and not merely old folk tales and traditions.

You realize that most kids train said skills by realizing that Santa doesn’t exist.

Bingo bango.

[Pacomia]

Fine. I’ll go to bed. But if I wake up with a locked TET and a new one 15 pages in...

[Chan Island]

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

[Kowani]

You realize that most kids train said skills by realizing that Santa doesn’t exist.

Bingo bango.

Why thank you.

Fine. I’ll go to bed. But if I wake up with a locked TET and a new one 15 pages in...

Prepare yourself for disappointment.

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Ouch. Get well, mate.

[Scomagia]

Fine. I’ll go to bed. But if I wake up with a locked TET and a new one 15 pages in...

15 pages? Not gonna happen.

[Scomagia]

Bingo bango.

Why thank you.

Fine. I’ll go to bed. But if I wake up with a locked TET and a new one 15 pages in...

Prepare yourself for disappointment.

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Ouch. Get well, mate.

You're welcome, Kowani.

[Bluelight-R006]

With false teachings? Rather, teach them something that’ll benefit their skills of critical thinking, that will help them excel in the academic world and not merely old folk tales and traditions.

You realize that most kids train said skills by realizing that Santa doesn’t exist.

I’d rather something that gives them a head start, by immediately moving to basic principles and then asking, “How? Why?”

[Bluelight-R006]

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

[Idzequitch]

The box is whatever Kowani says it is. Just like everything else.

Bingo.

Well that sucks

So do your puns.

You leave me no choice but to prolong your pun-ishment then.

[Idzequitch]

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

Experience is often a far better teacher than someone spoon-feeding you information.

[Bluelight-R006]

Fine. I’ll go to bed. But if I wake up with a locked TET and a new one 15 pages in...

15 pages? Not gonna happen.

Of course, it’s not 15 pages. Some mod will come in earlier at around page 499. Ugh, those are annoying.

[Kowani]

You realize that most kids train said skills by realizing that Santa doesn’t exist.

I’d rather something that gives them a head start, by immediately moving to basic principles and then asking, “How? Why?”

Reminder that fun is a necessary part of psychological development.

Bingo.


So do your puns.

You leave me no choice but to prolong your pun-ishment then.

…I think I earned this one.

[Thepeopl]

With false teachings? Rather, teach them something that’ll benefit their skills of critical thinking, that will help them excel in the academic world and not merely old folk tales and traditions.

You sound like a total fucking bummer. No offense.

And it does teach critical thinking if you play it right. Some people take the whole thing too far and then its a bit of a problem.

I never told my kids "Sinterklaas" (Dutch version of Santa) is real. I did tell them why other parents lie about it.
And that it is our secret, so no telling other people.
Also told them I don't believe in a God, but I am human and thus capable of fallacy. They need to find out for themselves.

I do promote creativity and imagination. And trial and error experiments, and the scientific method of proving/ disproving facts/ theories. We talk about it, life and the universe.

[Chan Island]

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Ouch. Get well, mate.

Thanks. It shouldn't be too serious, but a week of this searing annoyance is not a prospect I had planned for this August.

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

Thanks. Luckily it isn't the dominant hand, so that's a mercy. Chan IslandTM writing can flow for the most part unimpeded, at least.

[Bluelight-R006]

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

Experience is often a far better teacher than someone spoon-feeding you information.

Always. Experience helps people to better understand how it feels like, looks like... etc. It’s the reason why there’s no great teacher of death.

[Chan Island]

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

Experience is often a far better teacher than someone spoon-feeding you information.

Personally I'd prefer to spoon-feed myself that information, but I guess staring at the spoon longingly with agony works too.

[Kowani]

Experience is often a far better teacher than someone spoon-feeding you information.

Always. Experience helps people to better understand how it feels like, looks like... etc. It’s the reason why there’s no great teacher of death.

There is one. His name is History.

[Thepeopl]

I've sprained my hand today. The ouch is real.

No, it isn't. It is all in your head.

Get well soon.

(Probably heard it from the doctor but: keep it elevated and move your fingers to keep it supple, do not use force, do not sprain it again)

[Bluelight-R006]

With false teachings? Rather, teach them something that’ll benefit their skills of critical thinking, that will help them excel in the academic world and not merely old folk tales and traditions.

You sound like a total fucking bummer. No offense.

And it does teach critical thinking if you play it right. Some people take the whole thing too far and then its a bit of a problem.

If the parents don’t develop into more deeper traditional stories of Santa, surely it would cause some harm. I’m not fully opposing telling such things, just don’t go too far with it.

And I am a bummer. You won’t want to be with me sometimes.

[Kowani]

Ouch. Get well, mate.

Thanks. It shouldn't be too serious, but a week of this searing annoyance is not a prospect I had planned for this August.

Get well soon. Spraining a hand is too inconvenient, especially if it’s the hand you use to do a lot of things. A writing hand.

Thanks. Luckily it isn't the dominant hand, so that's a mercy. Chan IslandTM writing can flow for the most part unimpeded, at least.

Whoo. Aren’t we all lucky.

[Idzequitch]

Experience is often a far better teacher than someone spoon-feeding you information.

Personally I'd prefer to spoon-feed myself that information, but I guess staring at the spoon longingly with agony works too.

The real agony begins when you realize... there is no spoon.

[Scomagia]

I’d rather something that gives them a head start, by immediately moving to basic principles and then asking, “How? Why?”

Reminder that fun is a necessary part of psychological development.

You leave me no choice but to prolong your pun-ishment then.

…I think I earned this one.

Kowani hits the nail on the head again. You're on a roll.

[Bluelight-R006]

I’d rather something that gives them a head start, by immediately moving to basic principles and then asking, “How? Why?”

Reminder that fun is a necessary part of psychological development.

There’s always the chance of supplementing learning with fun creativity. Not with boring lessons and worksheets everywhere.