He says humans are born with the capacity to learn anything if they can find a teacher or mentor, but school sorts children into smart and stupid.
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He says humans are born with the capacity to learn anything if they can find a teacher or mentor, but school sorts children into smart and stupid.
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Modern schooling creates artificial hierarchy by labeling students smart or stupid and routing them into different life outcomes.
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"person's apprentice maybe the first year all you do is like wash the floor okay but you're going to observe the doctor and then..."
"If you want to be an engineer, if you want to be a lawyer, if you want to be a doctor, if you want..."
"We human beings are all born with the capacity to learn anything if you wanted to learn it, right? If you want to be..."
"Right? So school is not a place to teach you how to learn. A school doesn't teach you knowledge. It doesn't do that. A..."
"...this understanding. Okay? The first major problem with this is the sorting mechanism. Okay? Basically, why do we respond to different experiences with different..."
"...began making arrangements for the building of the Third Temple and sorting out genealogies of established new high priesthood."
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The first Secret History class begins with Kant and ends with alchemy.
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