> If you want to be more sporty, because you are overweight Then you would be in a very different context from that which I was mentioning: you brought to topi

> If you want to be more sporty, because you are overweight Then you would be in a very different context from that which I was mentioning: you brought to topic two, that of some discipline and that of "people with issues". I was explaining why discipline can be a full time job. > Don't fet me wrong You are probably getting me wrong, because I never said I am defending proposals from Harvard. > who do not come across as the balanced individuals Where is the surprise? Already since students are not qualified teachers by definition. (And there are evident reasons even before that, about the different categories called by some interest.) > I still don't believe Are you sure you understood what should be understood with an imprecise expression "all the time", with reference to what I wrote in the parent and which may have little to do with the practice that the people with issues described to you?