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		By: Otto Waldmann		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.jwire.com.au/how-old-are-you/#comment-24335&quot;&gt;Lynne Newington&lt;/a&gt;.

small typo &quot; read &quot; Barba NON facit....&quot;


how pedantic !]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.jwire.com.au/how-old-are-you/#comment-24335">Lynne Newington</a>.</p>
<p>small typo &#8221; read &#8221; Barba NON facit&#8230;.&#8221;</p>
<p>how pedantic !</p>
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		By: Otto Waldmann		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I beg to differ slightly. It may not be entirely kosher, but the Romans used to say &quot;Barba not facit filosofum&quot;, the beard does not make one a philosopher.

I know a few young people with the common sense and wisdom that place them well above some seventy year olds.

At - fortunate times ! - youth carries hope, energy, humbleness and the desire to prove one&#039;s worth and acceptance by the community for their genuine qualities. Education of the most complex type, familial and academic contribute to the worth a dedicated individual .
BUT that is ONLY  if the individual knows as early as childhood the distinction between character development of the finest type and years wasted playing footy , on the beach, at never ending parties, the joys of drinkin&#039;, smokin&#039;, macho bravado in and out of pubs, adorning one&#039;s figure with tatts, boys AND girls, not resting one&#039;s eyes on a single book, &quot;acquiring&quot; the pride of unbelievable ignorance, dolling up, latest fashion, latest car, Mum&#039; and Dad&#039; credit cards at their disposal, gap yearS of trotting uselessly the globe, some  &quot;academy&quot; in Israel for one  full year and coming back with - luckily - five words in Ivrit etc. 

At - unfortunate !! - times, old age is accompanied by the arrogance of conceit, the vanity that comes about with one&#039;s accolades for former glory, a sense of greater importance and anxiety to show that certain others are bellow one&#039;s - &quot;acquired &quot;- station. A sense of false,  entitlement combined with the dismissive attitude to those who would not have chalked the said  &quot;accalim&quot;.
Old age must carry the clear clarification :  modesty, consideration of all others, endowed  with   genuinely useful values.

Somenone, please tell me to stop !

( see the ensuing list !!! )]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I beg to differ slightly. It may not be entirely kosher, but the Romans used to say &#8220;Barba not facit filosofum&#8221;, the beard does not make one a philosopher.</p>
<p>I know a few young people with the common sense and wisdom that place them well above some seventy year olds.</p>
<p>At &#8211; fortunate times ! &#8211; youth carries hope, energy, humbleness and the desire to prove one&#8217;s worth and acceptance by the community for their genuine qualities. Education of the most complex type, familial and academic contribute to the worth a dedicated individual .<br />
BUT that is ONLY  if the individual knows as early as childhood the distinction between character development of the finest type and years wasted playing footy , on the beach, at never ending parties, the joys of drinkin&#8217;, smokin&#8217;, macho bravado in and out of pubs, adorning one&#8217;s figure with tatts, boys AND girls, not resting one&#8217;s eyes on a single book, &#8220;acquiring&#8221; the pride of unbelievable ignorance, dolling up, latest fashion, latest car, Mum&#8217; and Dad&#8217; credit cards at their disposal, gap yearS of trotting uselessly the globe, some  &#8220;academy&#8221; in Israel for one  full year and coming back with &#8211; luckily &#8211; five words in Ivrit etc. </p>
<p>At &#8211; unfortunate !! &#8211; times, old age is accompanied by the arrogance of conceit, the vanity that comes about with one&#8217;s accolades for former glory, a sense of greater importance and anxiety to show that certain others are bellow one&#8217;s &#8211; &#8220;acquired &#8220;- station. A sense of false,  entitlement combined with the dismissive attitude to those who would not have chalked the said  &#8220;accalim&#8221;.<br />
Old age must carry the clear clarification :  modesty, consideration of all others, endowed  with   genuinely useful values.</p>
<p>Somenone, please tell me to stop !</p>
<p>( see the ensuing list !!! )</p>
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		By: Lynne Newington		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 10 Nov 2012 07:19:17 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[A great spiritual contribution I shall share,   compatable with some beliefs,  not readily accepted by others.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A great spiritual contribution I shall share,   compatable with some beliefs,  not readily accepted by others.</p>
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