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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, but it's a dying art like cursive. [/quote] Telling time isn't "art" is a basic life skill, the basic of all life skills. [/quote] Yes, like all of us were taught to read a sundial. Honestly, [b]we don’t read Roman numerals[/b] or sundials. And our kids are not going to be looking at cursive and analog clocks in their 30s. It is what it is. The world moves on.[/quote] Are you low IQ? Most kids manage to teach themselves Roman numerals around 1st-3rd grade since they are often on the first few pages of books. Reading neat cursive is a completely different skill from writing it and also fairly easy. Frankly, if you are over age 12 and can't read an analog clock, Roman numerals or a text written in neat cursive, you should be ashamed.[/quote]
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