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Preparing a Child for a Changing World

Fourteen things that hold value regardless of which future arrives, weighted by how little any of them depends on a specific technology.

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Fourteen capacities hold value whichever future arrives, and the one weighted highest is whether a child can teach themselves something new without instruction.

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Preparing a Child for a Changing World

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