Pre-school for kids: does it really work?

[Admiral Yi]

No, I know it's not.  The point is that I like government programs available to everyone.  A library versus a bookstore.

Publicly provided automobiles?  Plasma TVs?  Vacations?

[The Brain]

No, I know it's not.  The point is that I like government programs available to everyone.  A library versus a bookstore.

Publicly provided automobiles?  Plasma TVs?  Vacations?

Wow, America is more Socialist than I thought.

[Martinus]

Pre-school for kids: does it really work?

What other preschool can there be? For adults? For pets? 

[Malthus]

Pre-school for kids: does it really work?

What other preschool can there be? For adults? For pets? 

Languish: international preschool for lunatic nerds. 

[Scipio]

There are 3 primary colors.  "The ten basic colors" must be some bullshit Illiinois thing.

Well, given the political system in Illinois, it's probably green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green, green, and green.

Is Illinois a left-wing haven, Muslim, or a stronghold for Ukrainian democrats?

Oddly enough, all three.

[Ideologue]

No, I know it's not.  The point is that I like government programs available to everyone.  A library versus a bookstore.

Publicly provided automobiles?  Plasma TVs?  Vacations?

Nationalized automobile industry?  I dunno, that may be a step too far.

[Barrister]

No, I know it's not.  The point is that I like government programs available to everyone.  A library versus a bookstore.

Publicly provided automobiles?  Plasma TVs?  Vacations?

Nationalized automobile industry?  I dunno, that may be a step too far.

[derspiess]

Nationalized automobile industry?  I dunno, that may be a step too far.

Yeah, it was.

[viper37]

Pre-school for kids: does it really work?

What other preschool can there be? For adults? For pets? 

I suppose pre-school could be used for any kind of classes attended before enrolling in a program.  Like studying in university in or college to get pre-requisite math classes before going full time in your program.

[Ideologue]

I think I'd do fantastic in preschool.  One of my fondest fantasies is to have my mind thrown back into my body from twenty-five years ago, ala Replay.  With a combination of education far beyond my biological age, and a knowledge of future events, by adulthood I'd already be like a living god.

It'd be annoying for the first couple of weeks, though, as it seems unlikely that I could convince anyone to sell a four year-old cigarettes.

[derspiess]

I think I'd do fantastic in preschool.  One of my fondest fantasies is to have my mind thrown back into my body from twenty-five years ago, ala Replay.  With a combination of education far beyond my biological age, and a knowledge of future events, by adulthood I'd already be like a living god.

It'd be annoying for the first couple of weeks, though, as it seems unlikely that I could convince anyone to sell a four year-old cigarettes.

And everyone would hate you.

[Ideologue]

I think I'd do fantastic in preschool.  One of my fondest fantasies is to have my mind thrown back into my body from twenty-five years ago, ala Replay.  With a combination of education far beyond my biological age, and a knowledge of future events, by adulthood I'd already be like a living god.

It'd be annoying for the first couple of weeks, though, as it seems unlikely that I could convince anyone to sell a four year-old cigarettes.

And everyone would hate you.

So it's net gain.

[HVC]

 :hug:In theory going back would be cool ( maybe not five) but knowing what I know now I still make the same mistakes over and over again, so I doubt much would change.

[MadImmortalMan]

Knowing in advance which bitches were going to break your heart and when would be very useful. 

[Josquius]

I went to pre-school but you just play there, you learn nothing.

My mother teaches reception class at a school and she observes that kids who come to school already knowing how to read and write tend not to have a long term advantage over those that don`t. Its not like they use the time　at school where other kids are learning to read and write to do something productive.