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> All sorts of shared interests can be the Cultural Capital for this kind of friendship. I feel like my education was all about accumulation and allocation of
by qp11 3y ago
> All sorts of shared interests can be the Cultural Capital for this kind of friendship.
I feel like my education was all about accumulation and allocation of financial capital, cause I guess its the easiest thing to measure and track. Things like Cultural and Social Capital were things I sort of stumbled upon much later in life.
- 01100011 3y agoI don't agree. I feel like my education, starting in pre-school, was all about the cultural/social aspect with some scholastic curriculum thrown in. I didn't understand that at the time, and that reflects the broken culture in my family. My mom was somewhat of a nerd, probably on the autism spectrum, and my dad was a cynical dork. Neither one passed on an appreciation for social connections or conventions. But I digress. School was all about social connections, it's just not something you're specifically instructed on or tested for.
- chasil 3y agoThere are fundamental things in which I believe, that are at times inimical to the question of money. We are all equal, as people, and we should all have a say in our own lives, and the way that our lives are impacted by others. We should all have the opportunity to express how these are impinged. And we all must come to terms with that.