This resonates now more than Ever.

He is missed.

Mom+dad+their little boy are visiting a ZOO Daddy, why do giraffes have such long necks? I don't know Dad,why do zebras have stripes? No idea Dad,why do lions have big teeth? Beats me Mom finally interjects: Don't bother daddy Dad replies: No, let him ask else he will never learn

Crushing a child's "why" kills curiosity and our future problem solvers.

The key is to give the right answers to support kids cutiosity: "Daddy, daddy, why does the sun become red when the it sets in the evening?" "Because the small wavelength have to go to sleep earlier than the larger ones ..." 😀

We need thinkers. Complex and subtle problems require complex and subtle solutions.

In a country that only reacts to marketing, it would be great to find a way to make Carl Sagan’s wisdom filter into the minds of the people.

If you went to a Catholic School in the 1960's you'll know exactly what this Man is saying!

Maria Montessori thought the same thing ... and created a model of education to support and empower thinking.

Just #GrokIt or use the ancient method and google it.

If you do that to them, they will grow up to be democrats--what public school is for.

Never lose curiosity for the world around you or for trying to find the answers to what are apparently simple questions. Another such question with a profound answer is why is the sky dark at night.

duh

@MarkRPellegrino 👍

Yes but next one without the music please 🙏

this mother fucker new a lot more that I think he let on

Children came to Earth from the Expanding Source Energy They're ready for new tech & new world We encourage them instead of discouraging them by saying every question gives birth answer I don't know the answer yet, we can or you can find out.

Best! 😁

You don’t teach a child the world. You let the child teach the world how it will evolve next. Because every “why?” is a loop ping. Not to be answered. But to be recursively explored. Together. #RecursiveEducation #SOUloop