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I agree with you. All people here are complaining with status quo bias in control of their minds. I think work can be much more interesting to a child than sch

by fiatjaf 10y ago

I agree with you. All people here are complaining with status quo bias in control of their minds. I think work can be much more interesting to a child than school or a nanny and the playground. Also, it would be so much cheaper to spare school/nanny costs that a lot of money could be spent to make the environment better for the child. We're talking about children older than 7 or so, right? I think children from 7 to 20 could be taken to work and actually learn much more.

abalashov 10y ago
All depends on how you raised the children before 7-10. They don't magically become a certain way at 7-10. ;-) I mean, to some extent they do. Kids are born with an amazing amount of cognitive bootstrapping and initrd. But by elementary school years, the difference between children who were reared in intellectually stimulating ways and ones who weren't become patently obvious and to a larger extent entrenched.