Hey Ithinkisee,
Ithinkyouheard better than I did,I didn't pay attention as much as you.I only went friday morning,saturday afternoon and sunday morning.We stayed at a cottage by the lake and spent most of our time in the water.Btw,an elder from another district stayed at the same place as us,how's that for following society's orders.(the cottages are not on the hotel list).
I do remember the "no regrets" part and the emphasis on equating education with immediate riches and unhappiness,to me that was more the theme they pushing on us.I doubt many bought it.The parents that want to send their kids to college will do it anyways.The ones who are too cheap or lazy to help their kids will use this as their excuse.
Anyways,they had 2 young brothers share their experience.Both were in their late 20's,university education,making $100 000+/year.But they weren't happy,something was missing,they wanted to pionneer!!!!!So they quit their jobs,just walked away and became full-time pionneers with....NO REGRETS! What they failed to tell the audience is that they still have their university education and can always get another good-paying job in a couple of years when they're fed up of being pionneers.
Did you notice a decrease in attendance? Here we're down to about 2800 from 3500-3800 about 8 years ago.
Goldminer