Jiang distinguishes his class from coercive school by saying students can question, reject, and stop paying attention without grade or legal punishment.
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Jiang distinguishes his class from coercive school by saying students can question, reject, and stop paying attention without grade or legal punishment.
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Jiang distinguishes his class from compulsory schooling by saying students may question, challenge, think for themselves, and choose not to attend without coercive penalties.
Jiang links this doctrine of passivity and obedience to the beginning of the Dark Ages because it prevents questioning, exploration, and social innovation.
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"when a parent is with a child the child feels secure and if you're secure you're much more willing to disobey authority you're much..."
"difference between my class and other classes is like i don't test you right i don't give you grades it's a pass fail class..."
"So, are you brainwashing now?"
"All right. Okay. So, the question is, am I brainwashing you? Okay, that's a good question. And it's a fair question. And again, that's..."
"anything God knows everything God has a plan just obey the will of God and the will of God means doing nothing and in..."
"...fake, this creates a ripple effect. It causes people to start questioning the shadows on the wall. You can't have that. So that's why..."
"...higher power than you, Minos. All right? So again, this is questioning the reliability of narrator. What's happening is that Dante is planting seeds,..."
"...higher power than you, Minos, all right? So again, this is questioning the reliability of the narrator. What's happening is that Dante is planting..."
"...free space so a university is a place for debate for questioning for experimentation and yes feelings will be hurt that's part of the..."
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