Are these two pictures related?-gctid243757

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Thoughts?

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kevlew;243757 wrote:

Thoughts?

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They are the same.

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kevlew;243757 wrote:

Thoughts?

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Amilcar Cabral

Awwww! Hit 'em with the analogy!!!

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Obadele Kambon;243802 wrote: Awwww! Hit 'em with the analogy!!!

I posed this to my nieces as a follow up to our prior discussion.

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Great teaching tool!

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[Nataki]

Love the symbolism

kevlew;243757 wrote:

Thoughts?

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Abibifahodie!

Nataki

[Hakeem]

Love this comparison. I used to focus on the racist white women in this photo, but more and more I think the black woman's parents did her a grave disservice by even putting her in that position. We can't blame whites for being white...it's in their nature. What we can do is blame ourselves for taking actions that go against our best interest.

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[ShanaRose]

Yes they are related. I don't see them to be the same; I do see the similarity. In fact, in the second pic, I see every well how the second pic still applies.

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ShanaRose;244308 wrote: Yes they are related. I don't see them to be the same; I do see the similarity. In fact, in the second pic, I see every well how the second pic still applies.

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What similarities do you see in the pictures?

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ShanaRose;244308 wrote: Yes they are related. I don't see them to be the same; I do see the similarity. In fact, in the second pic, I see every well how the second pic still applies.

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@ShanaRose forgive me. Maakye

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[ShanaRose]

The situation. Notice the students are shaped the same, and in fact looks the same. I would conclude that they are indistinguishable. And this is not just on the physical plane. Their thoughts and belief are unified as well. The log being forced to enter the room was a blooming log. I think by the end of that situation, the log can be stamped "Made in X" and you fill it in. What I find different is that anything made by hands or machine will have minutiae characteristics that makes it unique. Everyone will be shaped by that axe, yes, yet they will still possess unique traits that weren't shown in the 1st.

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ShanaRose;244312 wrote: The situation. Notice the students are shaped the same, and in fact looks the same. I would conclude that they are indistinguishable. And this is not just on the physical plane. Their thoughts and belief are unified as well. The log being forced to enter the room was a blooming log. I think by the end of that situation, the log can be stamped "Made in X" and you fill it in. What I find different is that anything made by hands or machine will have minutiae characteristics that makes it unique. Everyone will be shaped by that axe, yes, yet they will still possess unique traits that weren't shown in the 1st.

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Interesting thanks. Would you say barring the unique traits being outwardly diverse in appearance the end result of miseducated produces a like minded mentality inwardly which is the same...

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And would you say that after being miseducated in either picture it would lead to wanting to for example make our black traits look white. For example skin bleaching, perming, bros like Sammy Sosa and such?  What does the "becoming a log" have on the mental psyche that would make one seek to identify with the others in the class to become indistinguishable in outer appearance?

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[ShanaRose]

I wouldn't say that the unique traits are outwardly diverse. I would say they are inward. That's why to the unaided eye, 2 cars which are the same looks exactly the same. I do agree that the miseducated produce a like-minded mentality. The environment is an incredible influence. The difference is that the unique traits that were not molded can still evolve regardless of what was original. That's the complexity of the brain which leaves more room for discussion.

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ShanaRose;244315 wrote: I wouldn't say that the unique traits are outwardly diverse. I would say they are inward. That's why to the unaided eye, 2 cars which are the same looks exactly the same. I do agree that the miseducated produce a like-minded mentality. The environment is an incredible influence. The difference is that the unique traits that were not molded can still evolve regardless of what was original. That's the complexity of the brain which leaves more room for discussion.

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Meda wo ase.  I appreciate the discussion.  Welcome aboard!

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