:31:04
These schooIs of the future
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shouId not be knowIedge factories,
:31:10
but workshops of creativity.
:31:12
As Giuseppe Verdi said:
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Copying what's true
may be good,
:31:19
but inventing it
is far better.
:31:29
Your turn, Father.
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First of aII,
:31:36
I'd Iike to remark to Guarini
:31:39
that to me the Verdi quotation
is meaningIess.
:31:44
Jean, forget Verdi
and introduce yourseIf...
:31:48
to those who know you
onIy by reputation.
:31:53
Jean WateIet is a CathoIic priest
:31:56
and he's against aII schooIs.
:32:01
JuIiette WateIet,
the priest's sister.
:32:05
I beIieve in computers, not in God.
:32:08
I aIso beIieve in schooIs.
:32:10
I'II show you how computers...
:32:12
When wiII you show me
your true face?
:32:18
I don't understand, Mr. Guarini.
Which face?
:32:21
CaII me WaIter.
:32:23
Not true!
:32:24
You can't reach the reaI worId
via a computer terminaI.
:32:28
The face of a girI who wiII show me
a reaI smiIe.
:32:34
I smiIe.
:32:36
Yes, aII the time. Far too much.
:32:39
At everyone,
and no one in particuIar.
:32:43
You onIy have 2 eyes,
:32:44
bIind to infrared or uItravioIet.
:32:46
My cIass doesn't need computers.
:32:49
I teach a kindergarten cIass.
:32:52
I Iet a chiId Iive his Iife.
:32:55
You don't exhort a rose to bIoom.
:32:57
Words and ideas grow Iike teeth.