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Time for a lesson in FSM
May his noodly appendage touch your soul.

I am not saying we should teach every possibility out there, just show that there are possibilities and sometimes where to look up information on them.

Greek Mythology really isn't taught much more in high schools, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't have a resource for it. Some one some where feels that that information is important. Although mythology really has no basis to be in school other than to explain the naming of particular celestrial bodies.

Personally I think much time is wasted every year re-hashing the basics of each of these subjects all the way through school, and that much more knowledge could be obtained, but we still need to wait on those who can't pick up a basic concept if colour coordinated diagram of no more than 10 objects was created for them. Meanwhile, more advanced students such as myself are held back because of these weaker students. What compounds my situation is the fact that I was in a small school, so there really was no "advanced" classes for me go out on a limb and excel at.

Wikibooks are a great tool, and if they allow students to expand their knowledge in ways that standard text books can't provide, I wish for all students to excel at them.
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This kind of Open Source activity  bjbrock | 09/28/05
Open Source is only a check and balance.  nucrash | 09/28/05
Well  bjbrock | 09/28/05
Viability and Authenticity?  putchavn | 09/28/05
I like to think formyself and hope I can  bjbrock | 09/28/05
World doesn't work that way, especially in the sciences  CobraA1 | 09/28/05
Oh Please...  nucrash | 09/28/05
Now to be serious  nucrash | 09/28/05
That is exactly how it works!!!  bjbrock | 09/28/05
Scientific truth is not so flexible  tic swayback | 09/28/05
We can teach those viewpoints  nucrash | 09/28/05
Again,how much time do you have?  tic swayback | 09/28/05
Time for a lesson in FSM  nucrash | 09/28/05
Ah, a fellow Pastafarian  tic swayback | 09/28/05
There is a difference between a Viewpoint and a Fact  Ludovit | 09/28/05
Viewpoints become facts everyday.  bjbrock | 09/28/05
But we don't teach them until they become provable facts  tic swayback | 09/28/05
Only when they are true  CobraA1 | 09/29/05
re: There is a difference between a Viewpoint and a Fact  richdave | 12/08/05
sorry  CobraA1 | 09/29/05
re: sorry  richdave | 12/08/05
Answer Benefacto  Ludovit | 09/28/05
Wikibooks and Quality  dhopp@... | 09/28/05
Why does everything have to be free in cost?  osreinstall | 09/28/05
Why is the profit motive the only "sustainable" motive?  Judas I. | 09/28/05
You have to make money to go on.  osreinstall | 09/28/05
So, the authors of Debian and FreeBSD aren't eating?  Judas I. | 09/28/05
They are, but not on good china.  osreinstall | 09/28/05
All I can say is "Huh?" Don't even understand half of your post.  Judas I. | 09/28/05
Here goes  osreinstall | 09/28/05
osreinstall: Ah! Okay ... better ...  Judas I. | 09/28/05
But, for textbooks, I have to agree with tic.  Judas I. | 09/28/05
I agree with him too mostly.  osreinstall | 09/28/05
Has same problems as wikipedia  CobraA1 | 09/28/05
Free books?  Protector | 09/28/05
Not Free, but reasonable  Otto_Delete | 09/28/05
You are not even close  osreinstall | 09/28/05
Economics  tic swayback | 09/28/05
Interesting concept  tic swayback | 09/28/05

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