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## Different Human Knowledges
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So the process of coming to know things isn't really one where the thing that you're learning matters. The thing you are learning is a mediator or vehicle of actual knowledge, which is political knowledge - Freirean education will hijack every other subject to deliver political literacy lessons. Your child becomes a tool for proliferation of Marxism.
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+### Example
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+1. Spoke with mother in Idaho. Boy was required in math class to write a "mathography" -> autoethnography about his experiences in Mathematics (Diary entry posing as scholarship - generizable social conclusions from your experience). Instead of learning Algebra, you write about your history of mathematics to find out how you felt and how you now feel about mathematics. Politics lesson dressed as math through vehicle of Social Emotional Learning.
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+2. Crackpot feminist goes on date to find a wonder woman doll at a toy store and freaks out (this is proof of misogyny because it's still easy to buy male action figures).
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+## Reading
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"Like any active study, reading is not just a passtime, but a serious task, in which readers attempt to clarify the opaque dimensions of their study. To read is to rewrite, not memorize, the ocntents of what is being read. We need to dispense with the naive idea of consuming what we read, like Sartre, we might call this artificial notion the nutritionist concept of knowledge, according to which those who read and study become fat intellectuals. This might justify such expressions as "hungry for knowledge", "thirst for knowledge", and to have or not have an "appetite" for understanding."
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*Reading has to be a serious task in which you rewrite what you're reading -> codification, problematization, decodification. The dumb smart person who repeats things is an annoying and worth of criticism, but being a Marxist isn't the distinction which makes you smart.*
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*Human is the conscious subject who knows he is the conscious subject taht can envision what he wants to create in the world and thus by creating the thing he puts some of himself in the world and then sees himself in the world. He brought his humanness into that thing (a tree into a picnic table - humanized wood / useful to humans / value to humans by envisioning what the human process is). You see yourself and humanize yourself.*
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-*Remember the difference between animalizing and humanizing - you can't animalize the world because they don't have a subjective capacity. Humans are different - we need to exist to prove we are not animals through the Marxist ontology of Man. We are human because we envision as a concept subject who humanizes the world, make it fit for humans and then see ourselves and understand that we ar the kind of animal that can change the world, rather than adapting to the world. We adapt the world to ourselves, and not just the object as the world, but man is his own object. Society is his object as well. Other men are man's object, and we do this with ourselves and each other.*
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+*Remember the difference between animalizing and humanizing - you can't animalize the world because they don't have a subjective capacity. Humans are different - we need to exist to prove we are not animals through the Marxist ontology of Man. We are human because we envision as a concept subject who humanizes the world, make it fit for humans and then see ourselves and understand that we ar the kind of animal that can change the world, rather than adapting to the world. We adapt the world to ourselves, and not just the object as the world, but man is his own object. Society is his object as well. Other men are man's object, and we do this with ourselves and each other. We humanize ourselves, society and the world.*
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+## Still Speculative Gnosticism
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+"In humanistic terms, knowledge involves a constant unity between action and reflection upon reality. Like our presence in the world, our consciousness transforms knowledge, acting on and thinking about what enables us to reach the stage of reflection."
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+*A truly Marxist theory of knowledge itself. Knowledge is a special bourgeois property if you think that it's static. If the things that we know about the world are things that we'll still know later (men are men and women are women). Knowledge is a special bourgeois property that has to be made a matter of a social formation. Math and reading are not about learning or learning reading - they are transformed into vehicles for political literacy -> Marxism*
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+"This is precisely why we mjust take our presence in the owrld as the focus of our Critical Analysis. By returning to our previous experiences, we grasp the knowledge of those experiences."
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+*Shifting from knowledge to lived experience. Epistemology to other ways of knowing. Ways of knowing are transformed knowledge. Activist Ideology posing as knowledge fills the gap. The grasped knowledge is data-mined in the Dialogical model and used for generative concepts, and then used in the codification/decodification process.*
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+"The more we can uncover reasons to explain why we are as we are, the more we can also grasp the reason behind our reality and thus overcome our naive understanding".
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+*Everything not Freirean or Marxist is naive. They alone are conscious and know the direction that history must take and how knowledge must change in order to achieve the History they hope to achieve*
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+### Back to Truth
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+Truth definition in Marxists encyclopedia - different types of theories of knowledge:
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+- Rationalists believe knowledge is located in reason
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+- Empiricists believe knowledge is located in experiment
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+- Pragmatists believe it's a matter of practical outcome
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+- Marxists most like Pragmatists, but where Theory and Practice are wedded together. What makes Marxism work in the present context.
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+All Truth is relative because everything withers away.
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+"Even as I wrote, no matter how often readers read what I am writing now, we together must employ a Critical Analysis. That is, we must use our experience, or taht of other subjects in the field, as the focus of ou rreflection, as we attempt to increase understanding. Then we can begin to understand the real meaning of our theme. The process of political literacy, where the noun literacy appears metaphorically, given the presence of this metaphor, let's review our analysis by briefly reviewing the process of adult literacy in terms of linguistics, which in itself is also political; a process upon which this metaphor is based.
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+Methodologically, this involves the creation of different practices in the field of adult literacy and pre-supposes different ways of perceiving illiterates. Two kinds of antagonistic practices that reflect those ways of perceiving illiterates are usually called domesticating and liberating."
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+*Literacy is a metaphor now. We're not actually going to learn to read, we're going to learn politically literacy. There are just two options: everything is Domesticating, or Liberating. Marxification of Education, Generative Concepts, Dialogical Grooming Model, Codification/Problematization/Decodification Technique, Marxist False Dichotomy, Liberating Approach*
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+False dichotomy of "Marxist" or "domesticating". Analogous to Queer Theory: "You can have a trans kid or a dead kid". Liberating or Domesticating.
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+*There might not be a better example of the Iron Law of Woke Projection in print, which is also prescient because of its "liberatory education"*
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+The Liberatory education model is the next step in the Equity/mArxist-Based education program.
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+The most egregious iron law of woke projection:
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+"It's not important whether educators are conscious of following a domesticating practice, since the essential point is the manipulative dimensions between educators and learners, by which the latter are made passive objects of action by the former."
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+*Doesn't matter if teacher knows they are brainwashing their students (they might think they're doing best practice). The essential point is that it's manipulative, because it's manipulating kids to become passive objects of education who are just going to learn whatever the society already produces. Reproduce the present.*
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+*Giving kids none of the critical thinking skills necessary for them to point out and figure out that they're under a Marxist frame which pretends to be liberating, but actually will be used to enslave them*
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+"This demonstrates that there is no truly neutral education. An ingenuous consciousness, though, might interpret this statement by attributing a lack of neutrality"
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+*What's the consequence of a leap of logic from the strawman of education to a manipulation that's pretending to make a point of there being no neutral education. Everyone is grooming! Grooming is good when we do it, but grooming is bad when you do it. Repressive grooming!*
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+"Education of a liberating character is a process by which the educator invites learners to recognize and unveil reality Critically. The domestication practice tries to impart a false consciousness to learners, resulting in afacile adaptation to the reality whereas a liberating practice cannot be reduced on the part of the educator to impose freedom on learners."
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+"Although in a domesticating education there is a necessary dichotomy between those who manipulate and those who are manipulated, in an education for freedom there are no subjects who liberate or objects who are liberated, since there is no dichotomy between subject and object."
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+Necessary dichotomy as declared by they who engage in the iron law of woke projection..
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+"The domesticating process is, in itself, perscriptive. The liberating is dialogical. Education for domestication is an act of transfering knowledge, whereas education for freedom is an act of knowledge and a process of transforming action. This should be exercised on reality"
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+*Freire has setup the scene so that everyapproach to education is manipulative grooming that domesticates learners, except his approach. The point of his approach is to make education on creating Marxists who will go out as change agents to transform the world and knowledge through their activism. The failures of education today can be summarized through this.*
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+## Iron Law of Woke Projection
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+Why do we have this phenomenon? It's a massive failure of imagination among a lot of Marxists, like Freire. They conceive of the world and everyone in the world in the way that they conceive of the world. They can't see outside of their own bias.
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+They look at education and see it as domesticating and grooming, and then they think "no, you guys are the ones who are grooming. That's how education already works and we're going to do something different". The Iron Law of Woke Projection arises because it's how they think about the world. They are confessing. Confession by projection.
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+"You as parents just want to groom kids into ***" - they say this because they think raising a child is an act of grooming. There is not the parent child relationship distinct from grooming. Thus, the model they produce is based on the way that they think. They think everything is a conspiracy theory because they are running a conspiracy. They think everyone colludes to keep them out, because if they had the power they would collude everyone to keep them out. They say that they privileged are entitled because they are entitled. We are dealing with someone who has a limited range of understading about how the world works, and so they project that into everyone's heads: "If I were the teacher, this is how I would act, therefore that's what teaching really is". They just have to play a language game around it to flip it over, make it inverted and upside down, because they know these approaches are bad form, so they say that others are doing it already, and that they are the one group who are not doing it.
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+## Freire's method
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+"Since they're not marginal beings who need to be restored to health or saved, learners are viewed as members of the large family of the oppressed. Answers for their situation do not reside in their learning to read alienating stories, but in their making history that will actualize their lives."
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+*We are not the ones trying to save your kids, you are, in a messianac effort. They break things and then claim to save you from the thing that they broke by taking control of your life and saying "well get the solution to you"*
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+"If we now begin to consider the problem of political literacy, our point of depature might be an analysis of political iliteracy. From the linguistic point of view, if an iliterate is one who does not know how to read or write, a political iliterate, regardless of whether one knows how to read or write, is one who has an ingenuous perception of humanity in its relationship with the world. This person has a naive outlook on social reality which, for this one, is a given. Social reality is a fate accomplis rather than something that is still in the making."
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+*You are a history maker who ahs to understand their role in changing history. You have the unique conscious perspective to guide history to its intended destination. A political iliterate is someone without that critical consciousness.*
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+*We have a crisis of education now because we have adopted a failure of an education model as the primary education model and educated all of our educators and administrators in this educational model. You have to pause and ask yourself how this was adopted in North American education - how did nobody say no? Marxist infiltration. A massive, pre-existing Marxist subversion in the discipline of education had already taken place (especially in the colleges of education).*
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+"It is impossible for us to escape the real world without critically assuming our presence in it. If we are in the sciences, for instance, we might try to hide in what we regard as the neutrality of scientific pursuits. In different to how our findings are used. even in interested in considering for whom or for what interests we are owrking. When questioned about this, we respond vaguely that we work in the interest of humanity"
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+*Science is political because we are indifferent as to how our findings might get used by people. Maybe we discover some form of propulsion and military people strt using it. So we intrinsically did a political thing, even if we are just focuing on the technology itself. What is the flip-side of this? What does scince education have to become under this liberating approach? You have to always think about how findings are used, and you have to be interested in considering for whom and for what interests might our results come out.*
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+*So if you get the results which might help someone whom you don't want to see helped, you have to squash those results. Science has to be remade to be political because it's already political and in trying to not be political we aren't paying attention to the politics that might follow from our science. Science must be politicized and made into political education.*
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+"If we practice religion we might establish an unfeasible separation between humanity and transcendence. If we work in the social sciences we might treat our society, under study, as though we are not participants in it. In our celebrated impartiality we might approach this real world as though we are weearing gloves and masks in order to not contaminate or be contaminated by it".
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+*So everything must be politicized such that it grooms people into Marxism or else it domesticates them, whether science, math, religion, etc. They must be retooled to be the other way around.*
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+All that is done is the grooming phase which is done to decodify and make you believe that you're oppressed based on the way that everyone participates.
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+"Our concept of history can be mechanistic and fatalistic. History is what took place - nto what's in the making or what will come. The present is something that should be normalized, whereas the future, as arepetition of the present, becomes the maintenance of the status quo. Sometimes the political iliterate perceives the future not as a repetition of the present but as something established - a fate accomplis. Most views are domesticated visions of the future. The first domesticates the present, which must be repeated, and the second reduces the future to something inexorable. Both negate people as beings of Praxis, and in so doing, they also reject history. They both suffer from a lack of hope"
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+*So if you don't teach children to become change agents who make history and change their conditions, you are domesticating people. You are negating the fact of them being beings of Praxis. They can't change the world in any substantive way, like curing cancerr, and they suffer from a lack of hope, all because they are not using their education and training as part of a Marxist path of achieving political literacy. History is the sum total of the human drama, including the future, and you are in a particular chapter and, as such, you are this chapter's author. If you don't know this, you are hopeless and ahve been groomed to be oppressed, but if you do the right things with the right solidarity then you can be a change agent to change the future.*
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