Some may disagree with the headline.
Some may also be fervently convinced that they have only achieved their life goals through school.
But were your goals your goals?
Are your goals your goals?
And will your goals be your goals?
If you spontaneously answer “yes,” then congratulations! But don't you want to think again for a moment?
Were your goals really your goals?
And are they, and will they be?
Be careful because school makes you stupid — most of the time. Not in the sense of stupid, in the sense of mentally handicapped. Much worse. It turns tethered people — untainted children — into functioning puppets who follow a “socially approved” set of behaviors.
That's where the root lies.
The enemy of the people organizes schools—the state, the church, and other special interests. While a healthy 6-year-old finds taxes stupid, doesn't understand them, and questions them, the system has managed to make a 16-year-old accept taxes and state control and, if it works well, even welcome and approve of them.
School perfidiously turns humanity's most valuable asset into system slaves who work for the state and the elites that organize it. Every human being is born bound per se, but this is dangerous for mankind's oppressors. People who are bound to themselves do not obey and do not function as system slaves.
So you have to produce them first. The production facilities are called schools and universities. As this starts too late, the system is perfected with kindergartens and pre-schools. The result: a uniform system and, after 12–15 years of complete stupefaction, a functioning, uniform mass.
All are under the label of “social justice.” The dumbest, stupidest, and best-functioning are the organizers' measures of all things. That's why they are always coming up with new “courses of study” for dumbing down: extending the retention period in the system of dumbing down the people optimizes the results. That's why I call the system the Koran schools of the West, as you can read in a later article.
But do we have to bury our heads in the sand because of this?
No.
Recognizing the problem is also part of the solution. You can start every day from now on the path to yourself. The FEEL concept can help you to reconnect with yourself. And then you know every day better, one thing for sure:
The best is yet to come!
Here you find an introduction to FEEL:
School makes you stupid