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Nope the problem is not unlearning, the problem is they were fed not taught. Learning requires critical thinking. Problem is true critical thinking requires a medest level IQ. I think you know where I'm going here. So they stopped teaching critical thinking long ago.
Kinda like how they don't teach true philosophy the actual cornerstone of science it's really where everything went wrong. But they have been doing it for years. The key is to think remember I think therefore I am? Who really thinks anymore? This is why I come to forums with free speech you can say whatever the fuck you want and I will value it and think about it. Hopefully you are here for the same reason.
If you're not I don't care cuz I still thi k and you cannot overcome that if you're a shill actually shilling helps balance the scales and its really welcomed. So shills thanks, you can't dissuade me from thinking.
The real problem here is the dumbing down of education and the continued use of the post industrial educational format. With modern technology it should be possible to teach each student according to his ability to learn but that is not being done. With all the money thrown at schools that shouldn't be a problem so it is safe to assume either gross incompetence on the part of the system or actual intent on providing substandard education.
The real problem are parents who are not instilling good morals and modeling them for their children. Instilling good standards to help the child know good from evil , putting the care and time to impart traditional values , live them , and show why those values cause good outcomes. Mostly these types of parenting obligations do not get fulfilled . The state educational system does it for you , they paint that blank canvas of a child with liberal and Luciferian ideals and demagogue
Thats exactly what they want.
You quoted Rene Descartes, he is also to have said ` Be careful what you are taught ' I always thought that statement was interesting .
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