😨 Alert to ALL PARENTS. Don't let it happen 😥

The perfect landing. Hello there. I made a few of these. I got one left. Isn't that neat? It's called Leather Origami. I actually know what it's called. It's called Leather Basket. It's a unique little design that I modified. It's just two pieces of leather. Quite deceptive because it takes quite a while to make these. Two brass screws that actually hold it together, but very sturdy. Isn't that neat? Yeah, I do leather work. I tell people I actually have four jobs. I think they're skeptical. I also have to do everything myself. There's nobody to help me to do anything other than me. Back when I was in, I think it was junior high school, wasn't it? You know, I can't remember any teacher. Now, I don't never drank or did any substances. I actually can't remember the name of any teacher that I went to school with at junior high, elementary, or high school. Not a single one. There were such irrelevancies in my mind. The good and the bad. Actually, they were all bad. The good ones were just, you know, friendly and kind, but I can't remember them on purpose. I think they're just so completely irrelevant. It's kind of like a stranger you meet in the street. It's like, hi, my name is Bob. Oh, nice to meet you, Bob. And there's a warning that I wanted to give because this isn't life short. They say, actually, they don't say that. It's an established fact that our formative years are our most important ones. And 95% of the ills of current society, and there's never, I'm not a person that believes in utopia. There's never going to be a utopia. Never. If everybody had free food and housing and everybody had free luxury cars and everybody lived to be 200 years old, there'd still be incredible strife because you'd covet your neighbor's wife or husband or their yard or, you know, which side of the street their house is on. There's never going to be utopia. But 95% of the society's ills are due to the so-called education system that we have. There have been some leaked little videos. Part of this probably wouldn't surprise anybody. It's called outcome-based education. And I've been saying this now forever without talking about the empirical facts behind it, that no child, even if they're in a private school system, I'm self-taught. I remember when I was in junior high school that I gave an ultimatum to the vice principal. I said, listen, I'm never going to, I mean, you can let me, during these two classes, I said, you can let me hang out in the library where I'll study on my own or I'm not coming back here. You know, I gave, there really weren't any students that I'd ever heard of anyway that gave an ultimatum to the head of the school, but I did. I mean, you knew I was smart and I was not any sort of troublemaker in school. I gave him an ultimatum. I said, I made an appointment with him. I'll never forget that. I still can't remember his name. And I said, this is how it's going to be. I'll hang out in the library, not, you know, goofing around. Which other kids go to the library, that's what they do. And I'll study the good stuff or, you know, I'm not coming back here. I'm just not putting up with the foolishness here. And despite the fact that I went to a public school system, you know, it doesn't matter what sort of private school system, you get a better education and slightly, even, you know, religious based education systems. People are just living in a bubble, but also too, they're not actually taught how to think. Anyway, this outcome based education system is a serious concern and the reason for 95% or higher of society's ills. And there's really fundamentally only two types of people in the world. There is a mix and I'm not referring to males and females. I'm actually referring to people that are driven by emotions and people that are driven by facts and logic. And they're rational. They're driven by rational facts. And unfortunately, you know, the differentiation between these two is not given at any level and any education system, whether it be public or private, there might be some sort of, you know, doctrine of some sort of religious stuff from some sort of private religious based school. But here's a fact on outcome based education. It does not say, these are not my words, by the way, it doesn't say that the school will teach. It says that the student must demonstrate. And some of you, this will come as no surprise, but it's all about the children conforming. Otherwise, they won't move forward. It's all about conforming. And there is a sublimated psychology behind all of these multiple guess tests. And even the so called right answer on the test is technically many times, unless it's some sort of, you know, two plus two equals four. Obviously, so there's one answer to that. But on a lot of these questions, this outcome based education is driven to have a drill in a mindset of collectivism. And I do know the history behind Rockefeller and others that just they just wanted worker bees that were just smart enough to turn a monkey ranch. I mean, I do know about that fact. But anyway, the children, unless they conform, they won't move forward. This, of course, has been driven by big industries, and it's not any sort of education at all. What makes you think, I mean, you know, the most brilliant minds out there, not brilliant, but they're quite smart. These are people that, you know, flunked out of college or many times even out of high school. You either want to learn or you don't. You know, the best education in the world, which is not really an education at all, because it doesn't teach these kids how to think isn't going to do any good unless you have an insatiable desire to learn. The very thing that's actually most incredibly important. Now, I don't have any kids. That's because my wife died of a giant brain tumor. I don't have any kids. I wished I had kids. But, you know, if you had kids, the most important thing is they maintain, and I still have it right now at the, I'm almost 50 years old, I still have it at the age of 50. It is the one thing that these kids need most, including your kids, is this insatiable desire to know and explore and to learn. And that is literally the first thing that is burned out of the minds of these kids that go into either public or private school systems. It is not about learning at all when your kids are not being educated. It's about the students demonstrating. They're not required to teach anything for these, especially public school systems. For them to get money from the state, a certain percentage of students have to pass this collectivism curriculum to learn garbage and filth that, you know, burns the hope and the fire out of their minds to learn and explore. It is about passing tests. That's the only thing school systems care about is how they score based upon how well the students respond to collectivism. This is not about politics. That is exactly what they teach is this collective mentality. It's about making drones or worker bees, you know, for society. Also, too, I grew up a lot smarter than my teachers. Definitely so. And all these multiple guess tests are subliminally psychological questions designed to shape and mold the minds of these children's behavior. You know, of course, I had no control over where I went or what I did when I was young, even though I gave my high school vice principal. I literally don't remember any of these people's names. They're that irrelevant to me. I knew right from the get-go that they were not teachers. Not at all. I'm an educator. I'm a teacher. It's like, no, you're not. You're supposed to be placing a toolbox in the minds of the children such that they're able to work things out, figure things out. The most brilliant minds from, say, the 14th to the 16th century, you know, were little rich kids' children. It's not, well, they have a superior, you know, these are of well-breeded stock and so forth, and that's why these kids are so smart. No, it's not. It's because they got a classical education where they actually read Aristotle, even though I'm no fan of Aristotle. The methodology and the thinking methodology within Aristotle's works is incredibly sound and beneficial. You know, they learned chess. I'm completely against playing games and video games. I'm completely against it, but actually sharpening your child's mind on chess is so incredibly important. I mean, once they've mastered it and they've done it for a few years, it's time to lay it down. You know, you're not going to, after that, you are just playing games. It's about learning that skill of, if I do this, then that happens, and if that happens, then this will happen. That sort of predictive thinking methodology that develops a rational, analytical mind. Schools are not places where kids learn. It's where their souls are snuffed out like a candle. And the thing, once again, that's so important, it's just erased out of them. Kids hate, the homework and stuff, you know, hard work is good, right? But all that homework and garbage, you know, that I and you, 85% of it was just total, useless, time-wasting garbage. It would be better to listen to, you know, when I grew up, we didn't have YouTube, of course, you know, listen to some extremely erudite philosopher or summit of great intellect, you know, a lecture on YouTube, then, you know, all those wasted hours, you know, studying and cramming. This is the same reason why doctors are the second leading cause of death right after cancer. I have a degree, I'm a doctor. Yeah, why are you the second leading cause of death? Because I heard, by the way, doctors in most places in the world don't even take the Hippocratic oath anymore, you know, first, do no harm. They over-prescribe, you know, they think everything is about a pill. Well, this pill gives you that effect, that's why I'm going to prescribe you this other pill that will counteract that effect. You may need a third pill. Society thinks it's progressing because of these technological toys that we have, but we're doing just the opposite. You want proof of that? I tell people, like, here's a test, try to download the Theory of Natural Philosophy by Roderick Boscovitz. I dare you to try to read a page or two of it. They can't, everybody's brains implode, like, ah, they can't even read a few pages of Plotinus. They either fall asleep or, you know, their brains implode, depending on the translation, and they're all not that great translation. We're going backwards. The reason why, and of course society must fold in on itself like a cheap card table, but people, good parents, and I'm not a parent, I wish I had a couple kids, good parents want to protect their kids. They do all this stuff, you know, inoculate, you know, there's something else I won't talk about. I'd love to talk about inoculation, all these things to protect their kids, and yet the worst thing, way, way, way worse than the worst thing that could ever happen to any kid, which I won't say, but you could take a guess, is sending them to these school systems. They're not getting an education. They're not learning. The reason why these teenagers grow up to be compatible and hating their parents is not because, well, it's just the teenage years, they hate their parents. No, they've actually been brainwashed that they belong to a society rather than to their parents, and that is really bad. It always ends bad. You end up with these depressed, horrible kids that are just, they're mentally broken. They're emotionally broken because school systems, in addition to not teaching, they break all the bonds that should exist between a family. They do that. It's horrible. It's outrageous. It's obnoxious. It's bombastically, it's demonic is what it is, actually. I'm not a parent. What anybody does with their own kids is none of my business, but it's so, so, so disgusts me. 95% of society's ills, the great will and hope and desire to learn and understand nature, natural order, so on and so forth, all of the most important things a person should have in their life, the ability to decipher and problem solve, all of these things are not only not given by the so-called education system, including expensive private ones, even though some privates are obviously better than public, obviously so. I know why. Not that much better, though. It's either not taught or it's burned out. The good that's in a child, it's natural proclivity to learn. The good parts are burned out, and the good stuff that's supposed to come in, like giving a child the tools to learn and think, it's not done, so it's the worst of both worlds. 100% undeniable is the worst of both worlds is done to all kids that go to school. I'm not about keeping the kid at home when I play video games in the bed. I'm not saying that at all. What they're supposed to get, they don't get. The one good thing that they're born with is burned out of them. And if you think that is good, then there's something wrong with you. Would I make a great teacher? Yeah, I would. I don't think I could handle little kids and rugrats because they're so insolent these days. And it's just because of the way they've been brought up. Generation iPad, they have an attention span of a goldfish, which is a serious problem. Actually, the education system and devices like this are a serious problem. I wish I had kids, but if you have one, you need to be aware that basically the worst thing that could be done for your little progeny there is them jumping on that school bus and going to the place that does not teach at all. It indoctrinates, it brainwashes, and the good thing that is natively within your progeny is snuffed out like a candle. That awe to learn and discover. It's completely because education has become completely synonymous with brainwashing evilness, i.e. let's go to school. They think education and learning is completely associated with the evils of school. What schools do, not only do they not teach, these kids become anti-intellectuals. I don't want to know that stuff. I spent so many years in school and high school and college. I don't need that. I know how to read, write, and type. We know how to read, write, and type, but it's destroyed. Think of all the evils that are of school, whether it be public or private, that's been completely linked in with the desire to learn, discover, and explore, and expand your mind. They're completely associated. That's just a paramount of evil. School systems are not good for any child. They're just not. Really, they're adult daycare systems. I got to work. I can't teach my kid. I got to work and pay the bills. I actually understand that. That's completely understandable. It doesn't change the fact that what's happening at public school is wrecking your progeny. It's the reason for 95% of society's ills. That's just undeniable. You can debate me all you want on it, but you won't be right, because I am right on that. Anyway, it's such a huge thing to consider, and nobody ever talks about it, basically. It makes me sick to see it. You just have these closed-minded people that just hate education, hate learning, real education, real learning, because they associate it with school. The only thing they had good was burned out of them. Instead, they filled it with, go home and memorize page chapters 2 through 10. We're going to have a multiple guest test tomorrow on it. Yeah, and then you need to study for your SATs, because your SAT score is so important. It's most important. SAT score is not important in anybody's life. All these kids end up stressed and miserable, depressed, like some sort of middle-aged guy in a suit and tie that works at a dead-end hole in the wall in the basement in some corporate monopoly. They start to identify, well, I am my SAT score, or ACT score. It's just ridiculous. Talk about the ultimate spiritual insult. Someone that thinks, well, this is my SAT score. This is going to determine my entire future. No, it's not. It will if you think it is. Anyway, something to consider. If you like these videos, let me know. My contact info and donation link is in the description below. Send me an email. Tell me what you think of the videos. 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