2. any arguing going round and round in circles takes away from the most important point of it all ---------------------- how to adapt to the actual change that's occurring
I can agree with this and most of what you say after this. In the past, man has learnt to adapt to just about every condition from the sands of the Kalahari to the tundras of the northern countries. Today our kids are taught to shit their pants and protest, rather than be taught the basics of survival.
Two of my grandkids were home schooled up until they were 10 and now that they have gone to primary school they are blitzing their classes in just about every subject in the curriculum and in general knowledge as well.
They dont' have a TV at home nor do they have mobile phones but they do have hundreds of books which are a main source of entertainment and education.
I'm sure they will be able to adapt to most conditions that come their way and survive and thrive if the internet gets taken away from the masses
