The open loop thinking continues:
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Nipawin - January 22, 2001 - by: Mario deSantis | |
learn how |
Timothy Shire, publisher of Ensign, was mentioning to me that the ongoing educational |
system doesn't provide the students with the skill to learn how to learn. Today, I was | |
mentioning to my son James how we need to learn with our body and our mind. In reading | |
the StarPhoenix' articles on the survey "Taking the Pulse of Saskatoon and Saskatchewan(1)(2)" | |
I shook my head and commented that these researchers ass-u-me too much in drawing | |
conclusions from this survey sponsored and directed by the University of Saskatchewan and | |
The StarPhoenix. | |
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open loop |
These researchers are so full of themselves that they have stopped learning; they don't know |
yet that snapshots of the social and economic conditions of people are meaningless, and only | |
open loop researchers can make studies and conclusions out of the results of these surveys. | |
No doubt, we are going to have more researchers studying these surveys and find statistical | |
correlations between different phenomena without realizing that these correlations could have | |
no causal relationships between each other at all(3) | |
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gaps |
In Saskatchewan, we have researchers who have sold their souls to their biggest sponsoring |
businesses and to our corrupted Government of Saskatchewan.(4)(5) It is no wonder that our | |
social and intelligent fabric has been eroded.(6)(7) As usual, I don't want to digress and assume | |
to much about commenting on this additional dump of our researchers. But let me first express | |
Winston Churchill's quote "We shape our buildings; thereafter, our building shape us" and | |
next, let me quote what Allison Williams, a principal investigator of the survey, has said "by | |
recognizing what we need to know, we can move forward to address these gaps" | |
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dementia |
I wonder, how you move forward if there is absolutely no mention of the social economic |
policies which contributed to the divide between the poor and the rich in the last nine years of | |
this government. This survey is another reflection of the state of dementia of our leadership and | |
of our researchers. My advise is that until these people don't close their thinking loops, they | |
will make a contribution to the GDP with their researches as Stockwell Day did with his | |
bigoted settlement(8) | |
------------References/endnotes: | |
List of relevant political and economics articles http://ensign.ftlcomm.com | |
We're a happy lot: Optimism reigns despite disparity in incomes, poll finds. By Gerry Klein, The StarPhoenix, January 20, 2001, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |
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SP SPECIAL REPORT: Taking the Pulse of Saskatoon and Saskatchewan, Section G, The StarPhoenix, January 20, 2001Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |
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Causation versus Correlation, section 5.2.1 page 141 of the book "Business Dynamics", by John D. Sterman | |
The Incredible Abuse of Saskatchewan No-Fault Insurance, May 31, 2000 - By: Mario deSantis and reviewed by James deSantis | |
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Research, Reputations and Responsibility , by Timothy Shire, July 2, 2000 | |
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A Dramatic Scenario Of Saskatchewan Changing Demography: The Aboriginal People Are Our Forgotten People, by Mario deSantis, January 18, 2001 | |
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No-Faultland, by Timothy Shire, July 4, 2000 | |
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Stockwell Day's Settlement Increases The GDP, by Mario deSantis, January 19, 2001 |