#responsibility

#responsibility

The child is expected to take a specific role in that world, a place that is stable and certain. The rules and goals are set by the adults in the child's world. At the same time, at play and with its peers the child experiences a completely free world. It is open to all possibilities, even those beyond the child's physical limits. It's as if the child is free in a room, with walls, ceilings and floors that protect it from actual danger.

"Nothing...can sharpen the historian's mind like defeat." - Eric Hobsbawm, reflecting the value of learning from defeats and how many intellectuals have enriched our understanding from their own failures.

While being sexually active with a boyfriend at 15 may be less than ideal and is not what most parents want for their kids, it's not a tragedy or emergency.

Rules serve as the backbone of society, yet many often forget to actively engage with them, leading to frustration when others don't follow suit.

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Gary Lineker's controversial Instagram post featuring a rat emoji in association with Zionism has drawn outrage, revealing the complexities of modern discussions on race and antisemitism.

We all have a voice - no matter how muffled.