>In the final paragraph of his “Manifesto Against Schools,” it reads: “We all die anyway, and we will be miserable somehow and somewhere, so why sit by when you can burn? Why sit in your room, dreading going to school? You need not have to, especially when you can BLOW IT UP OR BURN IT DOWN.”
What about building some stuffs, having fun, contemplate nature, try to raise yourself above the mere level of abject failure?
Why not?
>>In the final paragraph of his “Manifesto Against Schools,” it reads: “**We all die anyway**, and we will be miserable somehow and somewhere, **so why sit by when you can burn? Why sit in your room, dreading going to school?** You need not have to, especially when you can BLOW IT UP OR BURN IT DOWN.”
What about building some stuffs, having fun, contemplate nature, try to raise yourself above the mere level of abject failure?
Why not?
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