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From: kcd@drutx.UUCP (DeCockKC)
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Subject: Re: Does someone REALLY belive this? - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 18-Nov-84 11:50:20 EST
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	I think that the bottom line about shoe tying
and such is that if you want your kid to know how to 
tie their shoe's you'll teach them (if you still remember)
also kids are curious and if they see the " shoe tying phenomana"
they might even ask you to teach them.
I think that there is a similar problem with kids being able
to use calculators in high school as opposed to there minds.
but I guess that what were all trying to do is find the simplest
solution to any given problem. I will teach my children how to
add & subtract as well as tie their own shoelaces (if they want
to learn!)

			Keenan (drutx!kcd)