How the Ancient Greeks Educated Me
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How the Ancient Greeks Educated Me
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Vantage Point - the podcast for critical thinkers.
What a 1950s public education and a Greek ideal still teach us about holistic learning.
In this episode
A definition and a hard look at the episode's theme, plus 4 of Eli's aphorisms, a "What If?" to ponder.
Eli’s Aphorisms
“Everyone dreams at night. It's when you dream during the day that things happen.”
“To many people, a conclusion is the place where they got tired of thinking.”
“The past we know does not have to be accepted as the designer of the future we don't know.”
“Too many people think they're right for the simple reason that they're surrounded by people who agree with them.”
What If?
The light-beam mirror.
This episode is supported by Vantage Point's Executive Sponsor, Stephen Bozer, SVP of Human Health at Flavine.
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