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Interesting how one group (children in school) are trying to fake a positive result while at the same time another group (club and party goers) are faking negat

• ethbr0 5y ago
  As the saying goes, most children under 18 would test as sociopaths. Apparently that includes older club and party goers as well.
  • DangitBobby 5y ago
    Some teenagers have to go to pretty absurd lengths to escape the "structure" that has been imposed upon them. I'm sure that's where some of the "sociopathy" comes from. In my experience, though, adults are much less cooperative or agreeable in just about every scenario when compared to youngsters when it comes to not getting their way.
  • jokethrowaway 5y ago
    There is nothing sociopathic in wanting to end the abuse that mandatory education system is
  • BoxOfRain 5y ago
    To be fair given how miserable the education system often makes kids I think it’s a bit harsh describing them as sociopaths for wanting to avoid it. The fact literal retirees are known to still have occasional nightmares about exams goes to show there’s something deeply psychologically taxing about our schools that I think we’ll look back upon in a hundred year’s time as fairly barbaric, just as we look at corporal punishment in schools of the past as barbarism today.
• danillonunes 5y ago
  Here is the opportunity for someone to create some sort of marketplace where those two groups can sell tests to each other.