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Cleverness Minus Reason
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Show Us Not The Aim Without The Way
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People Are Terrifying, Aren't They?
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Today, all the talk is about global competitiveness, and the public discourse in Western nations is on how to improve national educational performance in science and engineering. But many citizens are ill-informed about global affairs, not least geography and history. Do we really need engineering skills more than global vision?

-- Alex MacGillivray