Conspiracy theory #1
I think that education is a plot to alienate the potential lower class leaders of tomorrow. I am alone, and bored, yet obligated to study. I have to study by myself. We have to read by ourselves. When we take the test, we need to do better than everyone in our class. This is done in solitude. Achievement is based on individual accomplishment. Until you have to do a stupid project with someone. You are too busy to get together to do the damn project, and you are trying to fuse things together.
We are segregated to absorb knoweledge and reproduce it individually at a specified duration. This is boring, and stupid and unrealistic of humans. We are social creatures. This is no secret. Yet we learn like caged animals.
I am over it.
We are segregated to absorb knoweledge and reproduce it individually at a specified duration. This is boring, and stupid and unrealistic of humans. We are social creatures. This is no secret. Yet we learn like caged animals.
I am over it.
posted by Sherese at 9:04 PM
3 Comments:
You're theory falls apart when you factor in the rising costs of attaining said education. Lower classes, not invited.
Maybe it's a means of disassociating the upper classes (who can afford education), from the rest of humanity, prepairing them to lead like Gordo, unfeeling, unthinking fucktards, ready to take on the world.
Must I remind you that we can borrow that money and pay interest on it .... forever. So, while the cost is going up, so is our availability to borrow those funds, which we really have not choice in doing if we want to ever have a crack at obtaining benefits.
Here's a fun and funky tidbit of borrowers information:
Take $5000 in credit card debt, make only the minimum payments on said debt, and in 20yrs you could have paid $10 000 in interest charges alone.
Minimum payments, my ass.
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