What is love?
Just think about this: What makes people fall in love with each other?
Is it biology, is it truly natural affection, or is it something we have simply been conditioned to pursue? I question societal conditioning so that we can stop overwhelming young minds and instead nurture truly educated, self-aware adults.
Biological instinct or scripted expectation?
In our younger years we are taught to believe that we must meet someone, fall in love, get married, and have children.
But is that organic reality, or just an unquestioned script handed down through traditional schooling and cultural norms?
Developing genuine cognition requires us to separate human biology from social programming.
Learn to understand yourself as a human being first.
Real learning begins with self-knowledge. Rather than training minds to recite external expectations, which is what I see as main stream schooling's job.
I encourage parents, homeschoolers, educators, and learners to always first look inwards, before you can genuinely connect with or care for another, you must understand your own emotional architecture, subconscious habits, and personal truth.
Learn about yourself first
Do not accept inherited beliefs at face value. Take time for you. Explore your own thoughts and discover what is genuinely your wishes, and desires, versus what has been told to do.
By exploring more of My educational resources, and unpicking the bacic mechanics of human cognition, and expanding an independent mindset, maybe things will be much better than the broken family families we now see en masse!
Now look at this vid from 1981, and see whether you think King Charles' response was just unfeeling, uncaring, unwarranted, or maybe just wrong
Or was he just thinking differently?
Of course this was old news, although I do remember it 🤠 and of course there has been decades of opinions. However those opinions were only formed by people seeing a news programme, but how do we know they really were the correct opinions, or just assumptions 🤔