Spoon Feeding

[THE SKULLS]

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Kung hungitan mo, inyo ba dretsohon ug hungit, lamoy ug tulon?
Dili ba ninyo tan-awn, simhuton o tilawan sa gamay?


Real life situation:

Kung unsay itudlo sa maestra nagpasabot ba nga sakto na? Labi na ug gi-base daw sa libro. Motu-o ba dayon mo ug itisok na gyud ninyo dretso sa inyong alimpatakan?

Sample: Propagandas (TV, Radio, any media)

I came from a public school. In my tender years, letter "A" was to be pronounced as "Ey", and common sample word/object was apple or "e-pol".

There's nothing wrong if you will suggest using "Avocado or Atis" as a sample word. We have that kind of fruits here.

I was very fascinated about science and math. In fact, when I graduated in kinder, I wanted to be an astronaut (honestly).

Man on the moon, wow, amazing. But as I progress, got matured, I questioned myself. Was it really possible? I took up college for 8 years. School equipped me the tools to investigate reality. through education, my ability to seek for truth was forged with critical thinking. I am not an activist, not a passive either. I'm just a regular kid in the corner.

With the given facts, materials and lies. I believe that truth can be fabricated. I can be easily fooled just by a mere presentation. No, I can easily be amazed by a mere presentation. And I will watch it until I found some flaws in it.

I was reading a newspaper about the robbery in Robinsons, a picture of the suspect lying in the ground near a wall caught my attention. The report was a shoot out. As i further read, I knew it was not. The blood stain in the wall is too low that you can conclude that the suspect was shot kneeling.

Forgive me for my investigative instinct, this is just a conspiracy theory.

[yanzkii]

all i can say is "experience is the best teacher"... trolling

[ReikoChan]

Everyone involved carries their own version of the truth.

Gather whatever information you need to conclude your point on a certain subject, especially real-time fast, situations, like the shoot-out in Robinsons. And also, you'll need more than a single observation of a man's position from photos to create a conspiracy theory.

[Norad-II]

Man on the moon, wow, amazing. But as I progress, got matured, I questioned myself. Was it really possible? I took up college for 8 years. School equipped me the tools to investigate reality. through education, my ability to seek for truth was forged with critical thinking. I am not an activist, not a passive either. I'm just a regular kid in the corner.

Critical thinking is an admirable trait, one that I'd like to see every person have and exhibit. But your statement about the moon missions disturbs me. I know this discussion is best left in the conspiracy theory thread, but why exactly is it too hard to believe? The science exists, that much is true. The logistics, though complicated as all f*ck, are still doable. So why the doubt?

[Shamash]

Browse through multiple 'reliable' sources, comprehend, analyze, then use your head.

[Norad-II]

Is that in response to my question? Because I have done what you said, and I have concluded that everything was in order.

[Shamash]

@ Norad-II
If you were referring to my reply, I didn't quote your post. I was just posting a reply in this thread.

[pinoy_09]

Being skeptical and being cynical are two different things. People tend to confuse the two.

That is all.

[KlaytoN]

Your thread title says it all. Infants and babies always grow up. So the meaning of spoon feeding and the food therein varies with the child's preferences as he grow up..

[doi]

take what you can and complain later...