Feb. 16, 2021 - Dennis Prager Show
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| The modern quote-unquote science of pedagogy, that's education, founded by Dr. Dewey early in the 20th century, has an even more deplorable record. | |
| record in America especially where it has had huge success in, and then I italicize, graduating generations of wholly ignorant people whose sole body of knowledge consists graduating generations of wholly ignorant people whose sole body of knowledge consists of what is obviously Is that awesome? | |
| That's exactly right. | |
| And this ethnomathematics is a perfect example of it. | |
| Graduating generations of wholly ignorant people whose sole body of knowledge consists of what is obviously not true. | |
| Go to my Twitter site, Dennis Prager, and take a look at it. | |
| Bye, guys. | |
| A lot of people did, apparently, and I'm very happy about that. | |
| Some of them write... | |
| You should see that there is... | |
| By the way, do you know that there are trolls who wait for me to tweet? | |
| And the first comments are always, you know... | |
| Anti-me. | |
| So here's the first one. | |
| It must have gone up like automatically as soon as mine went up. | |
| People who believe in PragerU videos in a nutshell. | |
| That's it. | |
| I would love to compare people whose primary education has been PragerU videos about their knowledge of life and history. | |
| And contemporary events with a typical public school or private school kid of the same age. | |
| Be very happy to do that. | |
| That's fascinating. | |
| anyway you should see it at my Twitter site or Twitter page this is a The beauty of math, I repeat, is the fact that there is always, whenever they can find one, but there's always one right answer. | |
| This is the square root of that. | |
| And a squared plus b squared equals c squared. | |
| Is that math or is that geometry? | |
| It's geometry, but is that considered a form of math? | |
| Huh? | |
| Yeah? | |
| How come you whispered it? | |
| You didn't want the public to hear you affirming the obvious? | |
| There is a piece in the Wall Street Journal. | |
| This man, it's eerie. | |
| Like a lot of you say, oh my God, you're saying exactly what I believe. | |
| So I have that reaction to this piece by a man named David Satter. | |
| I'd like to have on. | |
| He's on the advisory board of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. | |
| Wall Street Journal. | |
| The spirit of the Soviet Union has reemerged with mass support in the United States. | |
| For the past four years, potted histories have warned about the rise of fascism in the U.S. | |
| But the real danger is the transformation of tolerance, quote-unquote, into an ideology with its own courts, informers, and punishments, all of them reminiscent of the Soviet Union. | |
| One of the pillars of the Soviet Union was a controlled press in which all coverage was organized to confirm a mendacious, that is lying, ideology. | |
| A friend of mine in Moscow, Vladimir Fyodorov, went to work for the TASS News Service, that was under the Soviets, Which offered readers not news, but a correct depiction of events. | |
| Correct is in quotes. | |
| Especially regarding the U.S. and the ulcers of capitalism. | |
| Racism, crime, and unemployment. | |
| In other words, the guy was hired the way someone today is hired by the New York Times. | |
| To do the same thing. | |
| See my column from a couple of months ago, The Sovietization of California. | |
| Ronald Reagan said it right. |
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