The best way I like to summarize the absolute crisis in education is like this: A plant meticulously cloned and grown within constrained pot sizes, to exact sp

The best way I like to summarize the absolute crisis in education is like this: A plant meticulously cloned and grown within constrained pot sizes, to exact specifications, given nutrient pellets at exact regular intervals, and grown under meticulously calculated artificial lighting will form a completely different plant than one that grows in the absolute wild. But one that grows in the wild is growing as is required for it's own perpetuation and flourishment with it's place in the environment. Our education systems are increasingly and perhaps for quite some time now been far too much of the former. And that many (myself included) educated under that former kind of system are now not adjusted for thriving as PLANTS_IN_THE_WILD (Humans as humans, not as [half-baked, politically-expedient, last-thursday-created metric] achiever).