CoCreatrSun, Jun 27, 2010 +1 "forcing compliance on the frame of the established is an unethical approach that is on the way out."
This approach is unethical indeed, because it aims to anchor thought and "permissible" action to an unchangeable past, the precedent, and it acts as a block to progress.
It negates the almost universal truth that now we know more than in the past - knowledge being understanding with certainty - and the universal prediction that in future we will know more than today.
+1 "forcing compliance on the frame of the established is an unethical approach that is on the way out."
This approach is unethical indeed, because it aims to anchor thought and "permissible" action to an unchangeable past, the precedent, and it acts as a block to progress.
It negates the almost universal truth that now we know more than in the past - knowledge being understanding with certainty - and the universal prediction that in future we will know more than today.