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How School Ruined Your Entire Life
The foundation of any society lies in its education system
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However, what happens when this education system becomes
poisoned?
When an education system is corrupted, it stifles human progress and potential
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This destruction benefits only a select few, making it one
of the most disastrous things in mankind's history
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The Prussian Influence
The genesis of the American education system can be traced back to the Prussian Empire, which
existed in modern-day Germany
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This model quickly caught the
attention of American educational reformer Horace Mann during the 19th century
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He
believed that such a system could unify the diverse American populace and instill a shared sense
of national identity
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Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie saw the potential of the Prussian-inspired American education
system
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With the assistance of close confidante Frederick Gates, he
established the General Education Board and shaped the curriculum to produce workers with
basic skills for industrial jobs
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Rockefeller's
true intentions were clear when he stated, "I don't want a nation of thinkers, I want a nation of
workers
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Schools were designed to
resemble factories, treating children like products on a factory line
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Rockefeller's goal was to create a
docile workforce that would not question their place in the industrial machine
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However, his motivations were not as they seemed
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To further grow his
empire, Carnegie needed a skilled and docile workforce
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Carnegie played a pivotal role in curbing innovation and
preventing any educational paradigms that might encourage critical thinking among the populace
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Their actions have had long-lasting effects on education,
science, and human potential
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However, his focus on particular private institutions meant that only
the wealthy and connected would receive a proper education, while the masses were given a
controlled education that served the needs of Carnegie's factories
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Instead of nurturing creativity, children's formative years were spent learning fragmented
information and conforming to a structured environment that stifled critical thinking
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The public school
system, which is seen as a foundation of Western society, is criticized for conditioning individuals
for conformity rather than teaching them how to think
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The mainstream media, another pillar of
Western society, also shapes public opinion and preserves institutional structures that benefit an
elite few
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While the current education system may have made some curriculum changes over the years, the
structure, purpose, and corruption remain the same
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