> The solution isn't less literacy. This. It's interesting how a common instinct to seeing problems is way too often to "destroy and rebuild" instead of "corr

> The solution isn't less literacy. This. It's interesting how a common instinct to seeing problems is way too often to "destroy and rebuild" instead of "correct and improve". "Institutions have failed us?" A) "Let's burn them down" vs B) "Let's have better institutions, keep what's good, fix what's bad" I get it that sometimes, rarely, it's impossible to improve something because it's soo rotten and entrenched that you literally have to destroy and rebuild from scratch, but it's almost never the case.