Paidea and Identity

Like his former Francis Bacon, Thomas Hobbes did not like Aristotle and academics. They are very familiar with what they dislike and have met with Aristotle and the academic philosophy of Oxford University. Bacon said later that his mentor was "some writers, Aristotle, a foolish person locking them in their own dogs' cell." Bacon obviously saw the range of new possibilities. He thinks that the Europeans of the time exceed the pillars of Hercules (limits of ancient learning) and need to enter the sea of ​​new learning.

For thousands of years the Greeks completed three pillars of heroic art - skills, skills (power), and Xenia (empathy) - and then they disappeared. Fortunately, their skills still exist, are scattered throughout the world, and some are hidden in front of us. Improved performance: As a professional ballet dancer, Leda Meredith is taught by her experienced Greek grandmother, and the world's best energy food is more than free; it is growing at her feet. Also for Steve Maxwell: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter travels to receive training advice to his small Philadelphia stadium as Maxwell is a sacred Hindu wrestler and gold age boxer student . "If you rely on powerful people in the past, you will never get bad," Maxwell believes.

It is expressed by ancient people under the name of Pydea and may still be present in the process of preparing for a new social life, so we think that we are all educators' mission. They are ready to enter society. However, if so, education (including university education) now faces the deepest and most radical crisis in the history of the crisis. It is not only affecting this part but also a way to inherit or acquire habitual behavior. The answer is very realistic. Now, we need to prepare for the world. And, (if not theoretically) the world will come up with the idea of ​​"to prepare". Fascinated by events and trends