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You suggest terms for a search, your students follow suit and look it up. The Internet being the massive database it is provides interesting facts. The student then goes back to the seminar leader and expresses awe about over a new fact learned. Student gets met with scorn! Gee, reminds me of high school again.

What we said may be trivial to our topic of saving our race. May I suggest that unless you want the most trivial item about a person or topic expressed by one or more commenters, don’t tell us to look it up then get cranky about the inevitable, because it will happen again.

Now Bob, from this Ive learned until Ive forgotten, that the trivial items will bother you or maybe you missed a nap? This commenter will never be sure.

Comment by Red —

ME:

You see? I made the same kind of mistake Carto did!

“You suggest terms for a search, your students follow suit and look it up. The Internet being the massive database it is provides interesting facts. The student then goes back to the seminar leader and expresses awe about over a new fact learned. Student gets met with scorn! Gee, reminds me of high school again.”

EXACTLY! I was so wrapped up in the exact topic that I completely ignored the new information I had been given.

But I also have the Reds here to kick my butt into line when I do this kind of thing.