So don't bother trying?! Nope. That just means it's a moonshot. Besides I don't agree with current education approaches, so why pedestal one over the other. A

So don't bother trying?! Nope. That just means it's a moonshot. Besides I don't agree with current education approaches, so why pedestal one over the other. Also, there ARE metrics of subjective wellbeing and we can use them. There's a culture of denial and aversion to real challenges that leads to people to escape it through numbers and dollars. What you're saying sounds like what that culture says.