diabolik

I have to agree with CharonY. Today's world is moving to fast. First of all it is very hard to come by good teachers, they have to be good at their field and they have to be good at teaching, and that I think is not something you can learn, you either have it or you don't. The interests of the child have to be "dissected" at home, but today who has the time to do this. Teachers should be able to give the proper presentation of a subject and the child has to choose between the options. Only you can decide what you are interested in. Parents that send their children to music classes at the age of 3 for example are just "shooting in the dark". Schools must give children the basic information and the child should choose a field of their interest and liking and develop. The problem is that the main concern of today's families is how much money they make. Some people just can't take the risk of going to art schools because of the low chance of successful job and high income. When applying for high school you think "what do i want to study" and "what i need to study to get a respectable position in society and good money". I think that option number two is more likely to be chosen. The issue is very complex. Not enough time to really understand and know your child, the misconception that arts can't give you the lifestyle you dream of, the lack of individualized education with people who actually know what they are doing, and the fast pace of the modern world.

If we look a bit abstract to the question i think there is proof of infinity in nature. For example the immortal jellyfish - turriopsis nutricula. In theory this creature is immortal thus its lifespan is infinite if the habitat allows it. For me infinity is possible if we are talking about time span and things that last infinitely. But consider this : infinity is too long...something will interrupt the process. I think that the concept of infinity is hard to grasp due to the limits of the human mind. I am open to the concept of theoretical infinity it appeals to me a lot more than nothingness P.S. This is my first post in these forums i hope you can cope with my English and that my manner of writing is tolerable. Happy to be here and any feedback and suggestions on my posts are welcomed!

Hello everybody i am thrilled to have found a forum regarding so many sciences. My name is Emo i am from Bulgaria second year studying law in my home country. I am here to exchange opinions and learn new things. I am very interested in physics and psychology. I hope i will meet new friends. Thank you for having me