> If your argument is novel or unfamiliar ... you probably are a genius! Students usually talk about things they don't know, understand or can relate to (yet)

> If your argument is novel or unfamiliar ... you probably are a genius! Students usually talk about things they don't know, understand or can relate to (yet). Or, as Alan Kay put it > Socrates didn't charge for "education" because when you are in business, the "customer starts to become right". Whereas in education, the customer is generally "not right"