News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]


Because we are not naturally suited the type of nurturing young people need at that age-we simply don't have the same level of nurturing genius women have. Nature has a place in all this.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]


How's that worse? Every teacher I know say that those are the great grades to teach. Most of the students aren't trouble, the rewards of seeing new learners learn to read and such are great.

Nature has it that women are just a helluvalot better at nurturing than men. Those younger grades are still in need of the nurturing a woman is better at giving.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]


Especially for boys. By time they hit 11 (probably that's even too old) they should have men (not effeminized twats who have XY chromosomes) as a majority teaching them.


Why were they suffering? Could it be because they didn't have the intellectual skills or interest and were being forced to attend what they perceived as a torture chamber?

Students don't need to adapt, the schools and curriculum do the adapting for them. Ergo, they aren't challenged to reach their fullest potential because their schooling has been adapted to the lower level student.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]

One clarification regarding the feminization of teaching. Feminized teaching has its place and is important in the primary grades. Probably even preferable in 4th and 5th grades.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]


Bingo!


Bingo!

Torq's entire posting on this topic is one big B-I-N-G-O

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]

@Bobko

Your observations are the same as mine. Standards have been drastically lowered in the name of self-esteem...or to ensure enrollment doesn't tank.

There's also the cultural aspect. Disruptive crass and self-centered behaviors are tolerated, the quashing of viewpoints other than what is popular, catering to abnormalities, etc.

In grade schools and high schools the curricula are weak or tortuous. I have hope, as we are seeing more and more schools with classical curriculums popping up.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]


What makes it good?

Our education system has turned to absolute junk.

News / Lech Walesa urged to "reduce Russia" to 50 million people [366]

I'm interested in knowing the answer, so hurry up Paulina!

Off-Topic / What's your hobby? [191]


Me too!

One of my favorite things is to get lost while driving along country roads. You see some interesting stuff you'd never come across if you weren't lost.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


He's still here and not gone out of his mind...and he still has a couple aquariums.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Haha. I know what you mean.


When I was a kid, my uncle had this addiction. He spent his money on beer and fish. Beer to deal with memories of Viet Nam and 6 fish tanks...to help forget his memories of Viet Nam.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


The wife, kids, and I have been talking about getting a fish tank. What kind of fish you got?

News / How will Polish-American relations change if Trump is elected president again? [812]


Mexicans are still crossing at a good rate, nevertheless you do make a good point-they aren't the majority. Last stats I saw they make up roughly 25% of the encounters with Border Patrol.

Venezuelans seem to be trending high right now.

Did you know we are even getting Chinese illegaly crossing the border? Freaking Chinese. Plus, citizens of African nations.


I disagree, it should kick you out of the line. You get in line through your country's US consulate.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


We are in the midst of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. What a dream fulfilled that'd be.


Come 'ere ya big lug!

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


I think the place is marvelous. I don't get the criticisms. It has taste, elegance, symbolism, and that element that any Cathedral/Basilica is meant to have: it inspires awe-it allows the worshipper to sense his smallness and the grandeur and beauty of God. I highly recommend it.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

The post directly above shall be copied and blown up to a size that even a blind man could read it and posted all over our suburban-ish shack. 😄

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

They don't call me Mr. Sophistication for nothing😁

At first glance, my sophisticated eye thought the photo was about a guy who has a red claw growing from his finger.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

A play on words. A crude way of expressing amazement is to cry out the poetic inquisitively exclamatory phrase: No sh!t?! Here I'm playing on the physicist 's last name to crudely express amazement.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


No szczyt?!

Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

@Alien

Try it as a stand alone sometime. Bet you'd like it. I had an Australian Shiraz the other night by The Black Stump. Very nice.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

While the 20th century produced some awful utilitarian architecture, there was a lot of great stuff too. Art Deco, for example, is gorgeous. Great balance and symmetry and elegant lines. Wonderful use of materials.

Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

I've only tried Muscat once, and it was very very sweet also.

Dry bordeaux is nice.

You like shiraz? Probably my favorite grape.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Not to mention the design allows for plenty of natural light. If anyone has ever spent time in an office, you'll know natural light is to die for in most office buildings.

Not sure I'd call this building beautiful or ugly.

Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

I'm surprised it survived. Was the taste altered drastically? Have you ever tried a vacuum stopper instead if a cork to cork after opening? They work pretty good at preserving the taste.

You prefer sweet wines, Alien?

I opened a 2021 Pillastro from Puglia last night. A mildly dry wine soft tannins and berry notes. A smooth joyful wine.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Even the quotidian is interesting. 🙂

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

Oh, I see. I didn't grasp your post well enough. Great photos.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Torqi, do you know the year the two pictures in your post were taken?

You can sense their pride in their countenance and posture, even in their old age.

Work / Find a job in Poznan-best website [7]

Good luck. Poznan is a nice town.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]

@Torq

🙂

I'd say I'm an American with a heart slightly tinged with sympathetic Polishness.

History / Pol-Shorpy Photo Thread [950]


Yes, in true American spirit, I stole Poznan's loveliest gem to bring home with me. 😄