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Schools, teachers, students, curriculum, self-education, learning how to learn, science and math.

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To The Men Who Sold The World

The post celebrates the transformative power of elementary schools while lamenting how modern teaching often reduces learning to rote memorization—especially of multiplication…

Share Your Lectures With The World

The author argues that lecture recordings and digital materials should be released into the public domain and made free for all, so students worldwide can access them without…

You Are A Genius

In this reflective poem, the author urges readers to pursue their passions and let curiosity guide their learning journey—starting by listening to audio books and following a…

Speak Out To Inspire

A single paragraph that captures the essence of the post: The poem urges the reader to become a catalyst for change by inspiring entire generations with a noble message; it…

Her Wisdom and World Peace

A young woman, whose short video began with “I don’t want to be a bother,” has sparked global change by linking education and politics; she argues that only an educated…

And Then You Learn To Write

The author reflects on the ironic world where politicians wield atomic weapons yet celebrate peace, and argues that our broken schools and fake education leave us culturally…

World School

The post proposes an open‑school system that eliminates traditional grades and standardized tests, allowing students to pursue self‑chosen learning paths across all subjects—from…

Real Education is Sweet Exploration

The author contends that true learning is a personal adventure sparked by curiosity rather than the rote, grade‑centric system of conventional schools; he urges students to seek…

Real Education Should Be Your Own Creation

In my dream I saw schools as a manufactured system that steals knowledge, but upon waking I realized true education must be self‑made and called for a change toward personal…

Voyageur Du Temps

The post describes a whimsical journey back in time to 425 BC where the narrator watches Socrates teaching by the sea, emphasizing that learning is about piecing together lessons…

Yes Library

In this poetic reflection, the author celebrates academic rituals—deans nodding to coffee‑drinking graduates—and then turns to a more intimate scene: a mother bringing her child…

No University

This essay argues that true growth comes from continuous personal learning rather than formal university degrees; it urges each person to pursue “wisdom” through self‑study,…

Of Mountain Ranges And Tipping Points

When you gather enough observations, you move from being an observer to becoming a creator—a transition that mirrors arriving in a new city where initial uncertainty turns into…

Temporary Residents: A Call To Wisdom

The author reflects on the transient nature of our generation and urges that Earth belongs to all future peoples, so we must act as temporary residents who shape tomorrow’s…

Find A Library

The post argues that the greatest weapon of any enemy is control over what people know, and even without an explicit foe we can fall into ignorance by relying on incomplete or…

Learning Is Sacred

Learning is presented as essential for both health and personal elevation, thriving on curiosity, joy, and progressive layering of knowledge. The author argues that true…

Conundrum of The Human Condition

The post argues that modern education fails because it lacks true wisdom and relies on rote memorization; without wisdom we cannot judge real results or avoid repeating mistakes,…

The Day Humanity Entered The Age Of Wisdom

The author argues that true, meaningful education—beyond rote grades—is essential for tackling corruption and global crises such as climate change, disease prevention, and the…

A Little Nap

I took a brief nap while working on a website and app, woke feeling refreshed even though I hadn’t slept long, and now I’m ready to sleep again without counting sheep. My post…

Reality, Clarity and Future Generations

The post reflects on the past with gratitude and regret—wars, poverty, hate—and calls for world peace, an end to poverty, and an age of wisdom built on meaningful education. It…