America has moved on...
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Have we?
Universities are horrible places of indoctrination and control, which long ago lost their real sense of purpose.
I made the decision to leave the higher education sector in the summer of this year, and the relief has been massive ever since.
Gender. Race. Sexuality. Environment. That’s the message if you read English.
It’s also the message if you’re reading history, geography or fine art - everything in the arts and humanities, in fact.
Subjects are a thing of the past.
Brainwashed little bullies march round spouting bile and screaming oppression; sense, reason and debate are no longer recognised as signifiers of intellectual rigour. Nobody learns anything worth a damn.
That’s the awful truth of it. It’s sad, in some respects, that the sector is dying (and it IS on its last legs BTW - take away the prop of Chinese money and the whole thing would come crashing down within a year).
But it’s also gloriously liberating!
Once young people understand that they don’t need a formal mis-education in soft subjects - they just need an internet connection and the ability to read - then maybe those subjects will become tough and exciting again.
They’re there to be explored - so explore them…
-Curate your own reading.
-Ask the people you respect for recommendations.
-Read the texts themselves, rather than the critical-theoretical manglings which masquerade as analysis.
STOP FUNDING THE MACHINE.
The sooner we liberate teens and twenty-somethings from the twin harms of institutionalized genderism and race-obsession, the sooner we return to something like normality. They’ll stop worrying about environmental armageddon, too.
Overnight. Why? Because it’s all linked. My God, what the hell has so-called education done to our poor kids? They should be suing universities to hell and beyond.
~ @KiszelyPhilip
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