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by Anonymous on May 3rd, 2008
It depends on the person. I can honestly say I've had good teachers, because I still have an opinion of my own.
by ACCOUNT CLOSED on February 20th, 2009
The product of your own reason? Aristotle and Descartes tried that...most of their theories have been debunked.
The whole point of being educated is realizing that no 1 person can know everything on their own - any such claim would arrogance, not brilliance. Thus the need for research and citations; you can't just consult "the book of nature" anymore and be considered a visionary.
What percentage of kids have learning disabilities?
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How do I contact classmates?
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How to be the TOP/BEST Student in the School?
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