pascalr

It isn't just a kid's movie. You should watch it again.

Check on Google for "best philosophical movies" and it's always in the top 10.

I barely look at comments now because it's too often about little flaws and rarely about the main idea.

You don't learn by arguing, it's pointless. Someone cannot be told the truth, he has to learn it by himself.

"I can only show you the door, you have to walk through it.", Morpheus.

I'd like to see comments about how to improve the idea and making even better, but I haven't found a single comment that does this yet..

The only valuable comments I found were links to other documents or a joke once.

So, what's the paradox? I just skimmed over the article, but found nothing about one...

I can't believe so many people fight over a syntax. In a perfect world, you wouldn't even care about the syntax that others use because it would automatically be translated into the syntax of your preferences when you look at it.

Awesome post!

I've recently started gamifying life. It's amazing how much just a little change of perspective can make you more happy.

What would you do with the character that is yourself if you were playing it in a game?

Wow, excellent link. I never saw it this way. Has it been posted on HN? It should be if not.

I love that you are working on this. It's one problem that I really want fixed.

But, your description doesn't impress and convince me. I'd drop at least more than half of the document. I'd drop most of the description about the problems with current textbooks and all the vague sales pitches. I'd focus on why your solution is better.

As I am reading this, I got the impression that you don't have much except being free and online.

Where does the content come from? Are the authors a good reference? How do you plan on making money? With annoying ads?

And the lawsuit seems like a different document. Used for publicity?

What's wrong with sentence? English is not my primary language, sorry..