guacpop

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   by guacpop 6y ago

   Lego is a product primarily marketed to children, yeah, and because of that, many people are only exposed to it in childhood. It makes sense that people would feel infantilized by the introduction of legos if their memories of them are only
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   by guacpop 6y ago

   I don't see how this comment is helpful. My whole point is that legos are not just for children, so to argue that they are necessarily infantilizing is to take a deliberately ignorant stance on them. I think you should do some research
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   by guacpop 6y ago

   > What's your basis for concluding that the visual arts component provided the benefit, rather than the focus groups and direct discussion? These conclusions were based on semantic analysis of required feedback forms from program pa
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   by guacpop 6y ago

   You find legos and arts & crafts infantilizing? I would be all over that, but I'm a 24 year old man so maybe we can't compare so much. It's definitely a bummer if you're only seeing these kinds of events, but I also