Thank you for that wonderful perspective. The hierarchical system of values exists in Maine education as well, which is driven by the "public-private relationships" system of government which ends up being private business interests displacing constitutional systems of governance. In the long view this too shall pass but where it goes from here depends on how we respond in the present.
Science is great but even the greatest, of which I count the quantum theorists of the Twentieth Century stressed the importance of communicating what the discoveries into the quantum domain mean using two languages- mathematical and general. I think the arts are significant in the latter.
I believe the holistic movement is ascendent. Even in science where "nonlocality" means "wholeness' .
I have always made the argument, scientific findings are communicated via artistic means - particularly the art of writing. If this fact is well conceived, it can help address the value hierarchies we are creating that is not helpful to our development as a people.
I thought this very issue is unique to my nation only, until I began finding hints of a similar problems in literature from other climes.
We must rethink our value systems.
Thank you for always responding thoughtfully, ma'am.
Thank you for that wonderful perspective. The hierarchical system of values exists in Maine education as well, which is driven by the "public-private relationships" system of government which ends up being private business interests displacing constitutional systems of governance. In the long view this too shall pass but where it goes from here depends on how we respond in the present.
Science is great but even the greatest, of which I count the quantum theorists of the Twentieth Century stressed the importance of communicating what the discoveries into the quantum domain mean using two languages- mathematical and general. I think the arts are significant in the latter.
I believe the holistic movement is ascendent. Even in science where "nonlocality" means "wholeness' .
Thank you for responding, ma'am.
I have always made the argument, scientific findings are communicated via artistic means - particularly the art of writing. If this fact is well conceived, it can help address the value hierarchies we are creating that is not helpful to our development as a people.
I thought this very issue is unique to my nation only, until I began finding hints of a similar problems in literature from other climes.
We must rethink our value systems.
Thank you for always responding thoughtfully, ma'am.