Comments by "Howard the dot connector." (@peetsnort) on "Public Schools, the Fixation of Belief, and Social Control" video.

I stared out of the window at school
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The one thing that stands out now as a 60 years old is the fact that I saw flamingo migration across table bay in cape town. The flamingo is extinct in cape town today. Due to the influx of the human population. Is this progress??? Same probably in Indonesia where humans have displaced the orangutans in the ex jungles that they have replaced with palm oil plantations as far as the eye could see from a light aircraft
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@leonhugo5342 not at all. We only have to responsible. We are capable of having as much as 12 children these days and still get 10 of them to adulthood. But if everyone did that we'd make China look underpopulated. So if we had just 2 we'd have space to share our one planet with the variety that nature provided
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@leonhugo5342 no humans have to die. Don't dramatise. All the human has to do is have smaller families. If there is no more space they're going die en Mass like the millions of wildebeest when a drought comes. Realise that I don't make the rules. Nature and physics do
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@Bluebirdray I bet you have survived to read this... One year later
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I stared out of the window at school. I felt like a prisoner. The British empire mentality have Eton. The school for prime minister The specialisation is a curse on humanity. How many people get overlooked by their doctors because they are autonomons. They are trained in a specific way and cannot think out of the box. Take the recent discovery of the tendon in knee. The medical books says this is this until the accident of discovery. The few brave people like the cow pox and smallpox creating a vaccine. My theory is that people who have arthritis don't have dementia I have noticed that phenomenon in my elderly clients. The arthritic have the sharpest minds and the dementia ones are strong as oxes. There must be a causal link Any doctor out there listening.??
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16th century is interesting for me. I have a village school which started in 1664. I think the 17th century. Its always confusing to me..... Like we're living in the 21st century now... I digress.. The same year that south Africa was started by the European.... Not that it didn't physically exist beforehand. But darkest Africa was about to change big Time. I was born in zambia and brought up in cape town and left for the UK in 1997. I have swedish blood and have a long circuitous trip through life. My son was born in cape town and educated in UK in the village of Kington Hereford where a rich lady by the name of lady Hawkins had the foresight to educate the local yokels. So all this time later my son is gainfully employed in London as an accountant. We never had the money to pay for the public /private schools but we have free education in the UK and I just told my son that it was up to him to exploit it. He did incur 6000 pound student loans for the university section of his education. but that's nothing compared to what he is earning now. The moral of the story is that you have to pull yourself out of poverty I am just an ordinary low income person who used my loaf... As my mom called the brain
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@abusedumpster8882 and what thoughts you have are your own. You can be proud that they're original thoughts and not parrotted ones
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@spartacusmills3569 mcdydees.? What's that.? Ja to the orangutans. I was blessed yesterday when I was able to release the sparrow hawk that had gotten trapped in the green house. It just couldn't get out. I walked up to it muttering soft calm words and it lay down and I picked up the frightened predator and stroking it took it outside and had a fabulous feeling of release myself by releasing it
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@spartacusmills3569 Wierd. The lady Hawkins in my comments was the wife of a slave trader. Who'd have thought that it was possible in 100s England to get out of the uk and trade humans and my mention of the vaccination of cow pox and now 6 months later all the virus hoax and the humans squabbling over the printed trillions to save humanity and yet we haven't learned anything. We will pick up where we left off. Only this time with more restriction than before on what we can do. And the animals will be staring at us wondering whats in store for them...
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Dodd Rougeau how the world has turned since we had this discussion. I am just wondering if its taught us anything
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@jackdooley8732 yes fun is fucking. But just look at how things are going just one year since we had this discussion. We still aren't much better than before. Just more restricted with the top 001 percent playing with us like human chess. Go here. Go there. Put your masks on Take them off Take the vaccination Make more money for us
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@myeffulgenthairyballssay9358 yes when I look at the B & w picture of my self in 65 I had a look of pure innocence and optimism. 10 years later they landed on the moon and bit later had the concord and the jumbo jet. And now... God only knows what we're doing
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@siggyretburns7523 observe and learn. BE well
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@pureone8350 thing they forgot in history was the actual knock on effects it had All dates are meaningless to a kid whose living in the now time.
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