Thanks for the video discussion of perennialism. It is very concise and light to the understanding. I have to admit that this philosophy of education has fascinated and enticed my learning process for a long period of time, up to the present. Who doesn't love the classic? But in order for us learners to grow, even teacher need to grow, we have to learn updates in a less rigid approach, which we must realize, is more lasting. Besides, appreciation of the classical, everlasting knowledge can only achieved by experiential education. The perennials probably just missed out on that fact, or I am not entirely grasping the perennialist philosophy. What do you think?