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Sunday 15 November 2015

If Eisenhower was running for office today post 1980, he would need Ken Doll teeth and hair since video killed the radio star and also the politician maybe. Even so, no one would kill the average citizen or professional for not plucking their eye brows. Would they be killed for having teeth without veneers? Don't worry as the average citizen will certainly go to the dentist on a regular basis. But, no one is asking for much in such a codified world that demands formal public school education from the age of 5 up to the age of 18 to ensure a viable national human resource and an educated electorate that understands you cannot usually pass a test that is graded out of 100 marks if you only answer 33.33% of the marks available. It would be quite unusual in a globalized world with international standardization that makes an airline industry possible. In fact, the viable candidate is someone who lived outside of his home country for more than two months. This helps them understand an international and multi-lingual electorate that reflects the history of the nation. They may have bought a can of coke with French or Portuguese labeling. It's kind of cool. If it is possible some how to graduate with attempting only 33.33% of the available marks, no one is complaining readily because who would ever know unless someone was to communicate this unusual mathematical phenomenon. In the same breath, no one should worry about the individuals who read the syllabus and the manner in which they will be graded. This is called getting closer to the most important aspect of the whole entire endeavor; graduation. So, get closer. In this light, you do not need forty acres and a mule to read a syllabus and no one is asking for the immense favor of forty acres as free school is quite a lot of fun. But, they do ask for the same functional legislation in society and in their professional lives that makes free school possible; nothing more. They revered someone and showed loyalty in getting closer and digesting that syllabus.

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