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Rousseau's Emile argues that children should not be positively educated before reason develops; early education should be negative, preserving health and avoiding vice rather than teaching abstractions.
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"faculties have developed for while it is blind it cannot see the torch you offer it nor can it follow through the vast expanse..."
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"really screw up the legs and that's what what we're always saying do not ever send kids to learn anything before the age of..."
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"tell his right hand from his left the eyes of his understanding would be open to reason as soon as you began to teach..."
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"...okay all right so he wrote a very influential book called emile emile is his treatise on education how should you best educate children..."
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"...you die, you're not actually impacting the community, okay? And that's Emile Durkheim's argument. You're always gonna have people kill themselves in all religions...."
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