My four unschooled children have grown up to be IT professionals.

It's about time this sort of thing hit the news. My wife and I made the decision 25 years ago in favor of "unschooling," a term already then in use, when our oldest child was about five years old and it was time to start thinking about schools. He is now 30, the youngest of our four is 21, all were unschooled exactly in keeping with the principles outlined in this article: that all of life is learning. All of these four, by the way, have gone on to higher education (their first real "school" experiences) and three of the four now have good jobs in information technology, while the other continues his further education. The same three, by the way, have worked in IT in our local public school system, and one now does the same kind of work for a community college.

Corporations are, in fact, fictional persons created by the government. Their "birth certificate" consists of a corporate charter issued by a governmental body. They vote with their dollars, not their ballots, but, like other artificial monsters of legend, they have no soul.

Actually, I found a bug in the feature. My G4 screen went black one week before the end of the one-year warranty period.