Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-25] of 2570Posts from Fredrick William Sillik, AnytownFredrick William Sillik, Anytown Next 25 Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Mike,, Norwalk (4/23/25) Mike,, Norwalk, I have a new original declaration for you and everyone else, it goes along the lines of civilization and it quest. CIVILIZATION IS THE DISCOVERY OF THE ADULT. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/23/25 re: The Holy Bible quote To search for what is righteous no doubt will best empower your path. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/23/25 re: John Milton quote No, the boys and girls seek the power of the spiritual and to freedom its motivating negligent reference, while the adults seek the freedom to civilize the specie's arrangement and believes in itself as nature's most advanced responsible authority. Civilization is the discovery of the adult. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/23/25 re: Donald S. McAlvaney quote It would be interesting for Mr McAlvaney to present an example of his theory. For the "story" of history really presents no authentic civilized arrangement to decline. The past that is reported is the standard arrangement of resources and the violent struggle to attain them and final destruction knell that leaves nothing. Hardly the expectations of civilization. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Chuck Woolery, Rockville (4/22/25) Chuck, it's really difficult to practice a golden rule or any rules with a populous that, "never say what they mean, never mean what they say."You and the rest of the mentally disordered can talk endlessly, and amazingly never reach conclusion. Chuck we have a population of children, with an exception of course. The children cannot reason The children conclude that entity is not like me, it must be bad. Unfortunately life itself is not like the oppressive, regressive, destructive child. Unlike the child, life grows, matures, develops. The most run of the mill, garden variety adult is more of a promotion of life than the most prodigious life destroying child The garden variety adult is signing off and I say to you I am synonymous with life and life is good. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/22/25 re: Lyle H. Rossiter, Jr. quote It is the incompetently unaware that fuels this misguided quote where we pay millions for a ball player to hit a baseball over a fence, do the watusi in the end zone for millions more, activities quite worthless for the progress of humankind; all the while not identifying an individual employed in a fastfood restaurant can't even afford to purchase a meal at that same restaurant or the acknowledgement of those who clothe the world remain in mere rags. Unfortunately you wouldn't probably sell your literary effort for these authentic revelations. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/22/25 re: Leonardo da Vinci quote Not to simply acquire knowledge, but to understand it's significance is a natural characteristic of good people; to really desire to understand is the authentic nature of women as well as men. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/22/25 re: Late 16th Century Proverb quote The road to heavenly bliss is paved with bad intentions? Undoubtedly a conventional perception measured by observed behavior, but not logical. Good individuals display good intentions. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (4/21/25) Mike,, Norwalk, I notice the child never makes a mistake, they always have someone to blame, me in particular. Being an adult you never have that blame option. After all how can you blame a bunch of kids? Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Mike,, Norwalk (4/21/25) Mike,, Norwalk, once again, living in the world of make believe inhibits the quest. Meaning what we say, saying what we mean is intregal in the quest, as well as making words mean something. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Mike,, Norwalk (4/21/25) Mike,, Norwalk, I'm in error quite a bit in my journey through life. That arrives very frequently with the territory of what we call an adult. Adults are always trying to develop and grow and making mistakes is something you expect in life's greatest of all challenges. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Mike,, Norwalk (4/21/25) Mike,, Norwalk, I choose not to complicate the circumstances by calling science religion, and religion science. Mr Gautama was a very credible educator, who some who could not match this credibility, simply made a god out of him. As far as Socialism it is principled based science of seeking our humanism. Maximum wage now is a scientific principle that will guide us one way or another, it will guide us on our redemptive rendezvous with our humanity. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/21/25 re: US Supreme Court quote You supreme court justices have proved you're not all that bright by making terrorism, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace a freedom of expression. And for this clause you refer to, those nevertheless who practice religion are subversive to American ideals and its necessity to grow and develop. We have a universe in which to make our acquaintance and living in the world of make believe inhibits that quest. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/21/25 re: James R. Otteson quote Science is our guide, we should study all aspects of our environment. Our policy with education should be a detailed progressive periodic possibly annually, monthly, possibly even eventually daily report of how we have grown from the previously reported. The better we get, no doubt the more rapidly we will develop. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/21/25 re: Bill Clinton quote Never forget that November day, in 1994 when President Clinton informed us paraphasically that "26 million families are living on the minimum wage." The schools should directly examine religion scientifically and observe it's historical role and limitations and move on to the mature natural non supernatural world. Human being in the pure sense are the guide of our destiny and our decisions. Maximum wage now. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown E Archer, NYC (4/19/25) Mr Archer, sorry you were just indoctrinated. Me, the conventional school taught me a few a,b,c,s and 1,2,3,s leaving me a hankering for a whole life time of the quest for more information and understanding, leaving me seeking in a word education. I left the the public school with idea of a romantic, "Lance Romance." You get out of it, what you put into it. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown E Archer, NYC (4/19/25) Mr Archer. The NILE is a river in Egypt, been there, done that. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/18/25 re: Philip Dormer Stanhope quote A remark that is presumably recommending we broaden our minds, agreed. However don't underestimate that the experimental test options of the closet. Could prove and reveal an interesting perspective. Weigh measure, and observe every option. Don't rule out any perspectives, get as many as possible. At the risk of being called dictatorial, find that structure. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/18/25 re: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe quote Indeed, but trying to find that correct governing structure I notice gains that searcher accusations of being called a dictator for insisting on the correct procedure to that structure be practiced. No doubt those accusations are by those same dictatorial individuals who insists that no such structure exists, but to quote the reported pertinent response of Galileo to the Catholic Church that the planet earth does not move, boldly he postulated "but it does" and the universe has structure, it does. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/18/25 re: Eric Hoffer quote Its not possible to live in a world that no longer exists, but it is possibly to live in a world that has progressed if you progress. I presume this was Mr Hoffer intended prophesy. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/16/25 re: Adam Weishaupt quote Don't understand this quote. Schooling and education is for the purposes of teaching guidance and direction to prosperity for the students. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/16/25 re: William T. Harris quote Be willing to speculate that the public schools are not mad science or mad scientists. The schools are no doubt open to new ideas or new procedures if anyone might present these ideas or procedures. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/16/25 re: Dr. Samuel Johnson quote We must penetrate ever more deeply into the mentally and physically disordered facade in order to truly understand the true nature of what is being authentically presented. It is hoped that the speculatists is not confusing the notion of knowing less with the revealing perception of simplicity and order. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/16/25 re: Thomas Sowell quote The student's must realize the value of initiative. The students must realize the need for inquiry and setting goals. The students must come to realize you must be willing to change, find change, and be change. The students must understand while you face a flawed institution, you can still reach self excellence when you present and represent your humanity. Put your all into it, and get your all out of it. Initiative, leadership, belief in yourself. You aren't concerned what your school or any institution can do for you, you are concerned what can do for your institution. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 4/15/25 re: Ronald Reagan quote Political folks tend to float around in the world of make believe. The student of life offers positive contributions to the natural environment. Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print