A Partially-Specified Problem is when someone gave you very little information, but you solve the problem anyways.

- and you have no choice but believe it

Originally posted on June 7, 2014, via PhilosophyNews.com

Originally posted on April 4, 2014, via PhilosophyNews.com

Our educational crisis has long roots! Listed in the 'Letters to the Editor' section, High School student Ann Steinmeyer of H. M. King High School Kingsville, TX and presumed Elementary School teacher Leonard Wheeler of Baltimore, MD each have very similar grievances to our own era. Steinmeyer noted they have come to a 'frightening realization that...

I come from a long line of tricksters trying to convince you tall tales are wet as rain, as they would say! So, as a child, I learned to spin tales as well, like the time I tried to convince my baby sister oak tree hollows swallowed up small kids without a trace when they don't listen to their...

"What luck for leaders that men do not think."

Traditional in-class discussions meet online annoyance