Quote:People would take this stuff more seriously if it was presented without the crazy tin foil hat. Salient points mixed with conspiracy theory just fails to most people. Just sayin' 

 

How is it presented with a "crazy tin foil hat"?  It's pretty much the truth.  I challenge you to refute any of my claims.  Show me actual data that supports the fact that children are educated rather than taught to pass a test.  Show me an example of where children, or even college students are allowed to use their minds and creativity to come up with something useful.  Show me something that would give confidence to the concept of putting man on the moon again.  It's not going to happen.

 

However you want to spin it, it's just not happening in our current government indoctrination centers schools.  Plain and simple, students are "taught" how to get the "correct" answer on a test.  Supposedly getting the "correct" answer on a test = "knowledge".  This spills over to a advanced indoctrination college education where these kids don't learn anything meaningful or useful.

 

I personally see it every day in my job.  I am tasked with training military personnel to perform certain things.  The "dumbest" ones are usually the officers who are college grads.  These idiots couldn't find their way out of a wet paper bag.  The enlisted crew that works with them isn't much better.  If they can't "click on it" to do something, then they are totally lost.

 

Yup, I wonder who is really wearing the "tin foil hat" and who is looking at reality?

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