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Mar 13, 2011 16:33

The weather's warming up, finally. I'm pleased. I don't think winter fashions are my forte. It will be nicer to design for spring and summer weather. [dresses. He means dresses.]

...And I think we can all be grateful for longer days.

Ah - [he pushes up his glasses] - I'd like to speak with individuals involved with experience as educators, or ( Read more... )

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private voice; illusionomicon March 13 2011, 22:08:08 UTC

What are you working up?

[private video forever] sequincy March 13 2011, 22:50:27 UTC

Are you volunteering already, Minas-san?

8> illusionomicon March 13 2011, 23:22:17 UTC

I'm curious.

I only have a little experience with teaching.

sequincy March 13 2011, 23:23:00 UTC

And your knowledge of law, government or sociology?

illusionomicon March 13 2011, 23:25:42 UTC

I have a degree of experience in the latter.

sequincy March 13 2011, 23:27:08 UTC

Define "degree".

illusionomicon March 13 2011, 23:40:13 UTC

My areas of most intensive focus were in psychology and biology. Philosophy and logic were the most secondary areas in which I did intensive study. Sociology would be tertiary at best, to my eyes; but to a degree sociology is psychology applied to populations.

sequincy March 13 2011, 23:55:50 UTC

...That may be enough. [at least for one or lessons - hm, or one long seminar? Not enough to have Zexion teach them regularly, but...]

You're familiar with the Espada? I believe I told you about them.

illusionomicon March 14 2011, 00:00:05 UTC

To a degree, what you've told me of them and the little I've observed.

sequincy March 14 2011, 00:05:11 UTC

They're a perpetual problem. One that isn't going to be helped by constant cycles of capture and incarceration. The founding problem lies with their incomprehension of basic tenants of law, public relations and the social contract. Their leader has agreed to order the rest to fill in these gaps in knowledge, but that can't be done without individuals who are willing to teach them.

illusionomicon March 14 2011, 01:15:55 UTC

A wiser solution than attempting to repeatedly imprison or kill them, I agree... you believe they will make a sincere effort to learn and adjust their behavior?

sequincy March 14 2011, 01:34:45 UTC

I have no idea. ...Personally, no, I don't think they will. But - this is what was pointed out to me by someone who saw it wasn't working. It's worth trying. [Kurosaki would have wanted it that way.]

illusionomicon March 14 2011, 02:35:22 UTC

[A faint sigh.] Then at very least, they can be taken fully to task in awareness of what bounds they have infringed upon.

sequincy March 14 2011, 04:03:18 UTC

It also removes any last excuse for their actions. They would no longer be able to claim ignorance as a defense.

illusionomicon March 16 2011, 07:32:12 UTC

A worthwhile endeavor for that alone, then.

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