January 23, 2005
namu darbai - dirbk, pirk, mirk
ant smugio bandziau pristatyti manfred max-neef poreikiu teorija, kai tuo tarpu sitokius bairius darau mazdaug tris dienas. nu, svarbu, kad pagautumet kabli, o kas nori daugiau, tai galima taip:
issiaiskink pagal sita matrica, kokius turi poreikius. kaip tu linkes juos patenkinti? tendencija - ekonominiam sektoriui apsimoka, kad rinktumemes materialius "patenkintojus", satisfiers. kokius renkiesi tu?
daugiau apie "human needs"
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The silent fish
Once upon a time there was a fish named William. He was very very very very clever. He could be silent in ten languages: English, French, Hottentot, Portuguese, Russian, german, Italian, Welsh, Chinese and Swedish. And always, before he was silent in any language, he went, ‘Brlp,’ and popped a little bubble of air from his mouth to the top of the water.
The other fish were impressed. ‘Oh, William,’ the said, ‘please be silent in English.’ ‘Brlp,’ went William and was silent.
Then they said, ‘Oh, William, please be silent in Frensh.’
‘Brlp!’ went William and was silent.
Then they said, ‘Oh, William, please be silent in Hottentot.’
‘Brlp!’ went William and was silent.
‘Be silent in Portuguese,’ they said,
‘Brlp,’ went William and was silent. The other fishes were pleased.
‘Now, William, be silent in Russian, ‘ they said.
‘Brpl!’ went William and was silent.
‘Now, German.’
‘Brlp!’
‘Now, Italian.’
‘Brlp!’
‘Oh, William! Now, Welsh. We’re sure you can’t be silent in Welsh.
‘Brlp!’ went William and was silent.
‘Now,’ said the other fishes, ‘dear William, you are clever.’
‘Brlp!’ went William and was silent. ‘Brlp! Brlp! Brlp!’ He was very happy fish.
Donald Bisset
sokratiskas klausimelis - kaip sekesi sesija?
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