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Why would a doctor, chemist or engineer need to know what is in a fiction book to graduate from a university in order to be certified that they can safely treat patients or modify product design specifications or supervise work with chemicals
How would reading Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings or Narnia make someone better at those professions
How would it help them make new science discoveries better than reading more science textbooks or practicing more math instead
If low thyroid people could never lose weight no matter how little they eat or how much they exercise that would be a super power that defies the laws of physics and standard human chemistry
Ashkenaz (Hebrew: אַשְׁכְּנָז ʾAškənāz) in the Hebrew Bible is one of the descendants of Noah. Ashkenaz is the first son of Gomer, and a Japhetic patriarch in the Table of Nations. In rabbinic literature, the descendants of Ashkenaz were first associated with the Scythian cultures, then later with the Slavic territories,[1] and, from the 11th century onwards, with Germany and northern Europe, or the Indo-European people
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Ashkenazi so called Jews primary ancestry is not from Israel
How to turn on a unicycle
Batman beyond warned you about how getting a robot girlfriend can put your life in danger
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Why would a doctor, chemist or engineer need to know what is in a fiction book to graduate from a university in order to be certified that they can safely treat patients or modify product design specifications or supervise work with chemicals
How would reading Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings or Narnia make someone better at those professions
How would it help them make new science discoveries better than reading more science textbooks or practicing more math instead
How about you again cut corners and reduce class time by having them read primary historical documents from the civil war time period instead of a fiction book or a history book
Let's say a teacher is going to assign someone biology textbook for homework
They could remove the English literature class and just have all the students read the biology textbook as a class group and then not assign that as reading homework when they get home
With the extra hour they saved they could read fiction when they get home if they want to or not read it at all whatever they got their reading practice in and have less homework
I highly recommend use your perfect memory by Tony Buzan if you are too lazy to read a book then I suggest millionairre memory by Dave Farrow
They essentially have the same concepts but millionairre memory is in DVD form and extremely expensive if you can not get it for free via a library
I did not find any general concept in the DVD that was not in the book, however they have a lot of specific examples for different memory systems for different things that are different
So I originally posted fiction stories as a means to try to get around censorship that would happen if I posted certain information in non fiction form
But I still think it is bad policy to force people to reae stories about things that never happened and then test them on that knowledge especially when people could be studying information that is supposed to be true
They could double the hours teaching math for example instead and most people could have college degree level science
Why the Chinese army kept using stick grenades made from wood
How do you believe they will benefit by reading stories that are declared to be fiction meaning that the events never happened according to the authors claims
It is like reading a textbook for history class except the textbook writer claims the history never happened but you have to learn it anyway
Why?
Nationalism not Globalism
Local Anarchist communities not Worldwide Anarchism
Corporations, United Nations Governments, Most Media and Most Clergy are on Team Evil
The Jewish religion intends to exterminate Christians
The Jewish religion intends to enslave or exterminate Gentiles or Goyim
Palestinians are the true Hebrew Israelites
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