Teach kids HOW to think, not simply indoctrinate them with WHAT they should think

The biggest flaw in education is the simple fact that schools do not teach people HOW to think, they dumb people down and teach them WHAT to think.

For generations people have become convinced of the idea that education is all about preparing kids for work. This is a degenerate mindset imposed upon our people by authoritarians who see us all as nothing more than a labor resource.

What we need is a true foundation of rhetoric, logic, and so on that teaches a child HOW to think critically, philosophically, and intelligently. Not simply trains them to be a better cog in a machine.

Why do we save higher philosophical or thinking oriented disciplines for higher education, and only for those who take those classes? Doesn’t this strike you as strange? Most of the basic ideas of how one can learn to think critically and rationally with discernment must be taught to kids right from the start, there is no reason to withhold this critical skills from kids UNLESS your very intention is to enslave people to be nothing more than worker drones. And as a parent, you should be ashamed of yourself if that is all you want schools to do.

Note, I am not saying we have to burden kids with unnecessary things that are often tossed into kids education these days. Many people mistake what I am talking about for the trivial things like sports or music etc. No. These are foundational to growing minds capable of creating a civilization we can be proud of.

If it was not for people who took it upon themselves to learn these basic fundamental skills on their own, humanity would never have awoken from the elites corruption in time to help Trump, RFK, Elon, and others stand up and make a difference.

The average American citizen isn’t dumb, they are dumbed down. They are TRAINED and INDOCTRINATED not educated. And until we make this fundamental shift in our education system, we shall ALWAYS be vulnerable to tyrants and despots who want to use our education system to brainwash our kids into turning against us just as the woke Marxists have done to many of our kids with woke social engineering in our schools.

While home education and private schooling often does a better job of this, it should be a standard and fundamental aspect of our education system.

I do not simply mean that the teachers should ask children to think about a topic, teachers must teach children HOW to think critically about any and all subjects.
They must teach them to think about things with a kind of open minded skepticism which allows them to hold more than one idea as being potentially true at the same time until they can evaluate fully. Not simply be TOLD which is right. And what is scary is that I have yet to meet a single teacher as an adult who has these skills themselves, let alone the ability to teach them.

We must also remove authoritarian academic structures form the process in the sense that, as we are going to learn over the coming years, our scientific and academic edifices are corrupt and lying at the administrative level (if not at the upper echelons of teaching), about a large number of very important topics, from science, to history, religion, myth, philosophy and metaphysics.

Ask yourself… Why was Stephen hawking and other scientists on the lists of guests to Epstein island? We are told it was for innocent fund raisers and things? Hardly, in my opinion the same operation that has bought and controlled our politicians and entertainers all this time has done the same with out academic leaders and scientists/researchers.

Ask yourself another question… Assuming that they did this, and it seems clear they did - why would they need to do this at all? Why would they want to? Why would they need to corrupt, blackmail and control scientists? And if you do not at least suspect this, IMHO this shows you still lack critical thinking skills.

We should stop letting our leaders and educators treat our children like batteries in the matrix, and more like human beings who have the power and birthright to shape this world into a paradise for all like it was intended to be.

We can do better. We MUST do better!

If you agree, PLEASE vote for this policy. Thank you!

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Amen to THORNE. Corrupt, despotic, evil and feeling-less educators have brainwashed and indoctrinated our children for way to long. The education system has to be cleansed and returned to real education where students are taught critical thinking skills, where patriots are made and where the genius of the individual can be developed and applauded and self esteem validated.

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kids teach themselves how to think based on solving problems.
the best way to do that is to remove other kids from the equation since most of the time the retardation(for lack of a better word) comes from the child solving the problem of being called out either by the teacher in front of classmates or their classmates. it causes them to close up.

identifying this as a parent and not relying solely on the public education system will have better results than introducing some new curriculum that will have near zero effect once they get into a group and adopt the groups thinking.

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The real challenge is in transforming how we teach people—whether children or adults—to absorb information efficiently and instinctively. The current method of education teaches people to process information in the slowest way possible: reading word by word, absorbing information in a linear and conscious manner. This limits the mind’s full potential, and we are failing to tap into how quickly and effectively the human brain can learn.

Instead, we should focus on teaching individuals how to tap into their instincts and develop them as a primary tool for learning. Instinct isn’t just a gut feeling; it’s the subconscious mind processing vast amounts of information, pulling from everything we’ve ever experienced, whether we consciously remember it or not. People who have spent years in a particular field often develop these “gut feelings” that turn out to be right more often than not—this is their subconscious mind guiding them. Imagine if we could teach people to harness this ability intentionally from an early age.

The conscious mind is limited, capable of processing around 200-400 bits of information per second. But the subconscious mind can process millions of bits simultaneously, potentially even connecting us to deeper sources of knowledge, like the idea of a universal consciousness (if such a thing exists). If we could train people to rely on their subconscious more than their conscious mind, we would be helping them tap into a wealth of information and intuition that far exceeds the limitations of conscious thought.

This shift in learning would focus on teaching methods that help people bypass the bottleneck of the hippocampus, allowing information to flow directly into the subconscious, where it can be absorbed, processed, and retained at much higher rates. Hypnosis, meditation, and the military’s techniques for developing a photographic memory could be instrumental in this process. These methods help individuals move beyond the slow, linear processing of the conscious mind and begin tapping into their natural ability to absorb and retain vast amounts of information.

By regularly practicing these techniques, alongside tests and practical exercises that encourage individuals to listen to and trust their instincts, we could revolutionize how we teach people to learn. This approach would be particularly transformative in today’s information age, where the ability to process and retain large volumes of information quickly is more critical than ever. The goal isn’t just to teach memorization but to enhance cognitive abilities by giving people tools to connect to deeper, more instinctual ways of learning. This would empower people to not only learn faster but to understand more intuitively and make decisions based on a much richer set of data stored in their subconscious.

By adopting these new learning strategies, we can equip future generations with the ability to absorb knowledge quickly and efficiently, unlocking their full cognitive potential and allowing them to thrive in an increasingly complex world.

[Montessori]

Everyone needs to be deschooled, it’s not just for the children.

Teach them to be thinkers not just clones to work in corporations unless that’s their career path