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Indeed, child farms are better economically and environmentally. And we are already halfway there with schools. We just need to extend them to the rest of the d
by seydor 4y ago
Indeed, child farms are better economically and environmentally. And we are already halfway there with schools. We just need to extend them to the rest of the day
- thriftwy 4y agoI hope you are joking because you make Hitler and Pol Pot sound like having comparatively decent political programs.
- dsq 4y agoThe kibbutz made a serious attempt to do this. Children were raised communally, and saw their parents only on occasion. Results were mixed. Many reported significant psychological scarring. Others see it as strong predictors of achievement and independence. In any case there is no more communal child rearing in any kibbutz today.