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scripsit: September 2004
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Thoughts on family, philosophy,. Tuesday, September 28, 2004. And she came running in. Then as we watched it only took a few more seconds of squirming and kicking to complete the roll onto his back. Wow! The Baby Book says babies generally can start flipping from belly to back at 3 months. So, just as I always knew, Eli's a genius. Posted by Brad Williams @ 9:34 AM. Wednesday, September 22, 2004. My complaints are purely complaints qua consumer. Here's what I've seen in the past few months:. We sent out ...
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Objectivist Kid: Science fair
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Saturday, May 03, 2008. Z's school had a "science fair". Students perform an experiment at home, and present their findings at the fair. He had a truck roll down a ramp. Steeper inclines made the truck roll longer distances. Making the truck heavier, with a roll of quarters, also made it roll longer. Posted by objectivistDad at 3:12 PM. Running out of dreams. Economics for 9 year olds. The Lamplighter - by R.L.Stevenson.
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Objectivist Kid: Running out of dreams
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Thursday, February 07, 2008. Running out of dreams. Sometimes (rarely) Z will have a nightmare and require a few minutes of comforting. The other night, a call from the son, and a prod from the wife and I stumbled to his room, trying to move from irritated woken sleeper to comforting father. Hey sweetie, had a nightmare? No, I had three good dreams, but they woke me up. Why did you call out, then? Economics for 9 year olds.
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Objectivist Kid: October 2005
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Sunday, October 23, 2005. Narrated by dad, using Z's "voice"]. Wordly Wise" book had a comprehension lesson about the London Eye. It is a huge Ferris Wheel in London. I don't think it could be. Much fun, because it takes half and hour to make one circle. If you buy two tickets and give it to the ticket-checker, I wonder if they'll let you ride for one hour. Posted by objectivistDad at 7:53 AM. Thursday, October 13, 2005.
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Objectivist Kid: December 2005
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Tuesday, December 20, 2005. Narrated by dad, using Z's "voice"]. I was making a sign for my room, so I decided to try making my own. Type of font. I like the way I did the "M" in the second one: all pointy! Posted by objectivistDad at 9:25 AM. Sunday, December 18, 2005. Recently there was a discussion on the. I was reminded of it today, and I thought it was funny. I hope he doesn;t unlearn at 17 what he knows at 7.
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Objectivist Kid: Bulbasaur for President!
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Thursday, January 17, 2008. George Washington was a bit like Bulbasaur. When others wanted to quarrel and fight, he was good at peace-making. This was after he heard about how Washington tried to walk a line between Hamilton etc. and Jefferson etc.). I say: "Bulbasaur for President! Posted by objectivistDad at 5:16 AM. Economics for 9 year olds. The Lamplighter - by R.L.Stevenson. Reasoning to kids: Tenures questions.
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Objectivist Kid: Kids judging adults
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Tuesday, May 20, 2008. Mariposario has an interesting post. About her child's encounter with an obnoxious teacher. I think it must be a bit of a let down for kids to encounter adults who are like that. Still, it's an important thing for them to learn about the world. To very young kids, adults can seem omniscient. How can adults be wrong? When our son was around 5, we had to explain. Posted by objectivistDad at 5:48 PM.
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Objectivist Kid: Sponge Bob
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Wednesday, September 10, 2008. Mr Krabs is so obsessed with money. He'd rather poison his customers than throw out an old krabby-patty. Yeah That's funny. You know what he doesn't think about? Who'll give him money tomorrow if his customers stay away or die? I won't block the stereotypes, but I can plant some vaccinating thoughts. Posted by objectivistDad at 5:07 AM. Running out of dreams. Economics for 9 year olds.
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Objectivist Kid: TV Censorship
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Thursday, May 28, 2009. Z watches many of his TV shows over the internet these days. It is the modern way to"time shift". Channels like Cartoon network and Nickelodeon serve up videos on demand, with ads included. He tells me about some of the differences. In one Yu-Gi-Oh show, they mentioned that some guy had died. In the Japanese version, they actually showed him being smacked by a car. Mostly silly changes like that! To their ...
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Objectivist Kid: Patient Children
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No, of course, he's not an Objectivist at 10; but, his folks love Ayn Rand. Friday, May 29, 2009. I wanted to share an interesting New Yorker article. Then, years later, the researcher did a follow-up survey. Parents of the "patient" kids reported significantly less problems at school (not surprising). However, he also found the "patient" group had SAT scores that averages 200 points higher than the group that could not wait. Posted by objectivistDad at 11:25 PM. The kid has a blog.
