I'm currently [one of] the best physics students in the UK and I'd pay anything to have had an uprising like that, Sure, because you are (unrealistically) imag

I'm currently [one of] the best physics students in the UK and I'd pay anything to have had an uprising like that, Sure, because you are (unrealistically) imagining yourself compelled to excel at your current aspiration. Consider instead the case where you were forced to put in 10000 hours becoming a master concertina player. * 1) A productive society is one with experts. (2) Expertise is only accomplished with relentless practice. (C) The most productive society will be accomplished if citizens are made to constantly work at their discipline.* Who do you admire and look up to? Did they have childhoods chained to the oar, compelled to excel with discipline through fear? Is that how they came to achieve amazing things? I doubt it. I'm not a physicist at all, but I know at least that Richard Feynman and Freeman Dyson did not.