Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFL certificate?
Jan 25th 2006, 12:51 pm
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Re: Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFLcertificate?
Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>Tim C. wrote:
>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
Woosh!
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>Tim C. wrote:
>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
Woosh!
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Tim C.
Jan 25th 2006, 1:30 pm
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Re: Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFLcertificate?
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 14:51:48 +0100, Tim C. <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>>Tim C. wrote:
>>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
>Woosh!
Tell me it's not real.
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Martin
wrote:
>Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>>Tim C. wrote:
>>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
>Woosh!
Tell me it's not real.
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Martin
Jan 25th 2006, 3:57 pm
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Re: Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFLcertificate?
Mxsmanic <[email protected]> wrote:
> JohnT writes:
>
> > But surely it couldn't be any worse than your current existence?
>
> Oh yes, it could be much, much worse. Living in illusion is akin to
> insanity.
Funny you should bring up the subject of insanity ...
Mr B;
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> JohnT writes:
>
> > But surely it couldn't be any worse than your current existence?
>
> Oh yes, it could be much, much worse. Living in illusion is akin to
> insanity.
Funny you should bring up the subject of insanity ...
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Jan 25th 2006, 4:15 pm
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Re: Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFLcertificate?
Mxsmanic wrote:
> Martin writes:
> > Somebody once said that meta physics isn't a science. It could have
> > been you.
> Metaphysics isn't science ... but it is part of reality, just the
> same.
Turn it around and you may find it makes more sense, i.e. reality is a
part of metaphysics/metascience, the part that we are able to
comprehend as humans.
>
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> Martin writes:
> > Somebody once said that meta physics isn't a science. It could have
> > been you.
> Metaphysics isn't science ... but it is part of reality, just the
> same.
Turn it around and you may find it makes more sense, i.e. reality is a
part of metaphysics/metascience, the part that we are able to
comprehend as humans.
>
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Jan 25th 2006, 5:12 pm
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Re: Teaching english in Europe with no degree but TEFLcertificate?
On 25 Jan 2006 05:13:52 -0800, "A Human Being"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Tim C. wrote:
>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
And thus we may conclude that you and Mixi are one.
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<[email protected]> wrote:
>Tim C. wrote:
>> Following up to "A Human Being" <[email protected]> :
>> >There is no objective reality. Its all subjective.
>> Ah, that's just your point of view.
>Since people and all living beings exist as individuals, all view and
>perceptions are subjective, based on what the individual has observed
>and experienced himself.These are what constitute a person's reality.
And thus we may conclude that you and Mixi are one.
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