That’s also what I think. Was I a good parrot is also something I said to in a physics class after answering a question (high school). One problem is that teac

That’s also what I think. Was I a good parrot is also something I said to in a physics class after answering a question (high school). One problem is that teachers don’t always understand either, they’re also parrots. They also don’t have any incentive or margin to not be a parrot. The other problem is that our factory schools have been created by extroverts for extroverts, so participative play rather than understanding is what matters. I didn’t like school, and that also affected in a negative way what I liked and didn’t like outside of school. Now I see the same happening with my kid, and it’s tough to compensate.