Commented 15 years ago2009-05-07 15:24:37 UTCComment #47480
You're aware that he's learning like a robot at his age, don't you ? Also, teach him more things about real world : if he grows up learning only virtual stuff then a virtual person he will be.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-07 16:07:24 UTCComment #47483
Satchmo's teaching him real world stuff, he only shares the HL related stuff with us. Good job. Now go make a small, combatless map where he can learn the fundementals of the E key and chucking bottles and phones at unsuspecting citizens. :3
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-07 16:35:35 UTCComment #47472
He already knows all of the alphabets, can count to 17, all the colors, shapes, and different types of motor vehicles. He speaks both English and Chinese. He's not even two years old yet.
I am afraid that if I teach him more, he'll be going straight to college by the time he's six years old.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-08 08:01:59 UTCComment #47482
There is really no reason for people to learn languages like German or Japanese. Sure, many millions of people use the languages but eventually they will (or should) die out in favor of languages like English (because it's a big language and THE language you need to know when using a computer), Mandarin (because it's used by so many people) or perhaps a language which is actually good (doesn't have unnecessary complex grammar and is easy to learn). Many thousands of human languages isn't a good thing.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-08 12:48:49 UTCComment #47463
Japanese isn't going to "die out" any time soon. Their culture is literally thousands of years old, and they're way too prideful of their history to switch to another language.
The same goes for Arabic.
But we digress. Let your kid keep hugging metrocops. There might be an extra ration reward in it for you.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-08 12:53:14 UTCComment #47464
That's not how it works. 15% is used by the conscious part. The other 85% is very much in use maintaining everything else. And really, it's a lot more than 15% that's dedicated to consciousness. More like 2/3 of the brain.
Anyway, if you give more power to consciousness, you'd actually be able to retain less information in long term memory.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-08 15:35:24 UTCComment #47485
'The only problem is that he really likes the Metro Police.
Every time he sees one, he wants to hug the police.' Well, being overly violent to the CP's won't be good in the real world until the uprising, I can tell you that.
Also, teach him more things about real world : if he grows up learning only virtual stuff then a virtual person he will be.
Good job. Now go make a small, combatless map where he can learn the fundementals of the E key and chucking bottles and phones at unsuspecting citizens. :3
I am afraid that if I teach him more, he'll be going straight to college by the time he's six years old.
... well, maybe not, but hey.
Welcome, welcome to City 17.
Every time he sees one, he wants to hug the police.
Many thousands of human languages isn't a good thing.
The same goes for Arabic.
But we digress.
Let your kid keep hugging metrocops. There might be an extra ration reward in it for you.
Anyway, if you give more power to consciousness, you'd actually be able to retain less information in long term memory.
Please remove. Thanks.
Every time he sees one, he wants to hug the police.'
Well, being overly violent to the CP's won't be good in the real world until the uprising, I can tell you that.