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I lost my posting for the second time because of server connectivity. Sunday it seems is a bad day. Kindly look up my posting of today at Paul Butler 's essay site, as it quotes your essay! I agree with Education being given today all our the world, more so in the developed nations of the west, specially USA. Because of your history being too recent, there is a tendency to ignore ancient wealth of Knowledge attained thousnads of years back in the east, including India. The reason is obvious as Europe and Asian civilizations took time to evolve much later, as Asia and Africa got colonised by the fire power emphasis in the west. being under slavery shuts oneself from the contemporary world. Now that the situaation has changed and both awareness and sanity appear to have been restored, Educational Curriculum need urgency for revision, in order to have greater peace and happiness alround the World.

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My idea of Time is very different from the Indian idea of Time, Narendra Nath; And I could not say too as Clinton Miller, because of my French culture, that I live in a 'phenomenological world'.

Einstein is very close to this idea of 'phenomenological world' which is not far away from Indian's one.

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Dear Kyle & Le Roux,

My lost post agreed with Kyle's suggestion that the educational system all over the world needs updating with the times we are living and going to live in the near future! Sorry, Le Roux, i am unable to comprehend your last post of Nov., 24 on Kyle's essay. Perhaps i am not apt at understanding French english! Sorry that is entirely my limitation. Whatever world we live in, phenomenological, real or virtual, IT is the same. Our MIND works differently and that is not in one's own control what to say about others!

As many many new essays have cropped up recently, it is becoming impossible to satisfy the due significance of the latter ones. That is my limitation at least, i wonder!

a month later

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Kyle,

Missed you for nearly a month after the last post. There is a composition on my site for you to read. You have sent me better peoms though your postings. What i find today is that the 'overdose' of some of the high technologies in use seem to dull the human mind. It is not able to have flights of freedom free from bias,as it was when most of our best Phyisc was developed the great ones we have had. We now mostly do parapheral jobs along with much of mathematical jugglary. i don't wish to sound harsh but that is my hunch! i have enjoyed my interactions with you, beverly and Stoica, all far youngers than me, an old foggy!There must be a common current that flows through us all. i have enjoyed this website essay contest for it has provided a common ground that is not currently available through the other means in use. Let us start to think about International web education to break the various barriers that have come up in the growth of both humanity and sciences. The world will be better place to live if we build such bridges, without having to fly by jet planes!

2 years later

Dear Kyle,

Please review my essay 'The chip in the brain', it contains an account of the biological clock and may interest you!

Thanks

Michael Thomas Deans

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