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Could one argue that the gods are actually thoughtful and intellectual figures in The Odyssey who offer insights into human nature despite them being seemingly childlike?
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What does childlike faith mean?
A child does not have the capacity to question things like an adult and put their complete trust in their parents/carers. Childlike faith is therefore innocent and unquestioning.
What word became a swear word in Fahrenheit 451?
actually it was intellectual it is on page 58 3 paragraph
What does Achilles heels mean and who was Hector?
''Achilles' ''heel is a seemingly small but actually crucial weakness.''''
What does specious mean?
"Specious" means "seemingly well-reasoned, plausible and true, but actually untrue".
How do you pronounce totoro?
It's pronounced Totòro, where both "to" sound exactly like "to" in "toys". It's actually a childlike mispronunciation of "tororo", a japanization of "troll".
What intellectual ideas does Barack Obama need?
Realistic ones that will actually benefit the country.
What is used to maintain control over intellectual property?
Intellectual property rights are conferred by copyright, trademark, and patent law. Whether any of these actually allows the owner to maintain control is debatable.
Who is called as pseudo-intellectual?
The deffinition of pseudp = imposter: a person who makes deceitful pretenses Preseumably a false intellectual who, while he or she may corroborate inherent truths of intelligence, does not actually have the implied capacity.
What is the definition for halucinating?
Hallucinate means to experience a seemingly real perception of something not actually present, typically as a result of a mental disorder or of taking drugs.
What does it mean when a seemingly interested girl doesn't answer your phone call or call you back?
She doesn't want to talk to you, or she's too shy to actually talk to you on the phone.
A statement that appears to be true but is actually false?
The statement itself does not have a formal name to my knowledge. The falsehood of the seemingly true statement, however, is often called a paradox.
Under present condition would it be wise to continue mass education or simply educate the intellectual elite?
Mass education is actually not taking place. It has been supplanted by mass training, so that only the elite are actually educated now. It is not only the intellectual elite, however, since most access to education is given only to the economic elite. If you like the world as it is, then it would be wise to keep educating only the economic elite, not all of whom have much intellectual talent. If you wish for enlightened change, then it would be wise to educate the intellectual elite, not all of whom have much money.
