Man, it makes me sick thinking about how misleading our education system is.

A massive, centrally directed nightmare that snatches kids out of the home starting at age 7. This system plops kids into Kindergarten, which was copied from the German-Prussian model, and designed to reorient children from a world view of Traditional Family/Private Property/Local Community to Commonism/State Control/Peer Group as Family.

Education could be different, you know. It could be locally controlled. It could end at age 16 like it did for two centuries in America. It could teach practical skills like personal finance. The university could return to a place of serious higher learning, instead of indebting 70% of the current generation and mainly teaching about socialism, sex, and alcohol.

The curriculum doesn't have to be Blue Pill. In fact, 50 years ago it wasn't. After World War II a host of behavioral psychologists and Cultural Marxists (known as the Frankfurt School) immigrated from Europe and took over the school system. This is not a conspiracy theory. There are long books written about the true intentions of our system by the technocrats in charge.

But we're used to the current system. It's Normal™ so criticism often falls upon deaf ears. People took up arms in Massachusetts when they first tried to federalize the education system in the 19th century. It was considered a tyrannical power grab. And it was...the system was literally designed by wealthy industrialists as a clone of the Prussian system to create obedient workers.

Changing class 8 times every day to a bell...hmmm...is that really the most efficient way to work and learn? If I had to shuffle around to a new room every 45 minutes at my current job I'd get nothing done, I can tell you that much. To really work you need to sink your teeth into a subject consistently.

You say: "but kids aren't old enough to work yet. They need to learn how to sit still and act sociably first." That is true for five year olds. When I was 13 I read college level history books and had myself on a disciplined practice regimen for baseball every day. Many of my friends lived in a similar manner.

School, actually, is what started moving me away from this lifestyle. School is (literally) where I learned about sex, drugs, cliques, popularity, and the Blue Pill.

The Social Scene

Ah, American high school. Classically portrayed in so many movies as the sight of growing up, having sex for the first time, and so on...

School isn't supposed to teach you. We must accept this fact! It's for socialization, for implementing group dynamics, it's part of the larger economy. It has very little to do with learning. None of my knowledge or worldview was learned in school. Literally none.

To any one who's curious, I suggest you read some Abraham Maslow, Theodor Adorno, The Behavioral Science Teacher Education Project documents, all of John Taylor Gatto's books, whistle blower Charlotte Isberbyte's book The Intentional Dumbing Down of America, Kurt Lewin's writings on group dynamics, Benjamin Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives, and more.

There is a wealth of information available. I have studied this stuff extensively, and it's not pretty. All of my education came from outside the system...so it's not based by the Blue Pill. I'm into practical, street smart, Red Pilled type stuff...information that actually gets to the heart of the matter.

Many people wonder: how can the US, the wealthiest country in the world, rank in the middle of the pack of industrialized countries in terms of education. They ask this question their whole lives and never get to the bottom of it...never realizing it's supposed to be like that!

You don't really think a socialist model for education is the best way to do it, right?