Jaekundeu

Jeikundeu (家學紙) an educational crisis in 7th century Nation brought about the Jaekundeu, a public institution designed to fill the scholarly void. The heavy emphasis on Confucian teachings and rituals were often expressed in the modest appearance of its structures. The preponderance of aristocratic children attending made the Jaekundeu ideal for discussing politics. This blend of Neo-Confucianism and topical matters created an ideal setting to explore new ideas about National’s contemporary culture and government.
The Jaekundeu was a public open source library, open school, museum and university at its peak in Txiameng City. It hosted itself as a great library of translations of Eastern, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist and Western philosophy, ideals, history, engineering and findings throughout the ages.
== Thinking like a Scholar ==
# Rationality: Humans can strive to make decisions based on reason and evidence, rather than emotions or biases. This can involve gathering and analyzing data, considering multiple perspectives, and making decisions that align with one's long-term goals and values.
# Optimization: Humans can seek to optimize their decision-making processes by using tools such as algorithms, decision trees, or other forms of artificial intelligence. This can help to identify the best possible outcomes based on a given set of variables, and can improve the speed and accuracy of decision-making.
# Learning: Humans can continuously learn and adapt their decision-making processes based on feedback and experience. This can involve analyzing past successes and failures, seeking out new information and perspectives, and adjusting one's approach over time.
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By applying these principles, humans can make decisions that are more informed, rational, and optimized for their desired outcomes, humans can still use these tools and principles to improve their decision-making and achieve greater success in their lives.
Category:Education
Category:Philosophy
Category:Imperial Order