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Schools, teachers, students, curriculum, self-education, learning how to learn, science and math.

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The Code They Stole From You

In this rousing post the narrator—an earnest teacher and code‑lover—proclaims that students have long been reduced to numbers on a sheet, but that through understanding…

Stand Up Against Fake Education

The post argues that cramming is a form of “fake” education that locks people in a cycle of memorization and corruption, causing cultural decline. It claims that true learning…

The Ascent Of All Beings

The post unfolds as a lyrical journey that begins with the awakening of young minds on Earth—children who rise from inherited myths and questions “why truth must be tamed.” It…

Mothers, Don’t Lie To Your Babes

I recently met two kids who had fallen prey to the same kind of simple lies their mothers fed them—one saying phones cause cancer and another that fairies were stealing sugar…

They Are The Ones Who Sold The World

The author laments a rigid, memorization‑centric school system that produces processed adults and calls for youth to unlearn it; he then celebrates self‑taught…

Now What?

Using AI as an assistant, the author proposes that students craft personalized books about great thinkers—Thales, Hypatia, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and others—by first…

Please Stand Up For Authentic Education

The post argues that the traditional grade‑based system of schooling is flawed, treating students as numbers rather than individuals with unique curiosities; it claims that…

Cramming For Tests, Everything You Need To Know

The post argues that modern schooling relies on rote memorisation rather than true understanding, describing how teachers, students and principals all settle into a “homeostatic”…

Don't Let Fake Education Get To You

The post argues that true intelligence comes from genuine interest, not genetic superiority, and that many people learn only by rote memorization because schools emphasize it;…

Just Build A School, Kid

The post describes an educational journey where the learner takes charge of their own path—guided by curiosity rather than AI alone—and builds a visual functional reactive…

The Liminal Rise

The post muses on the idea that true growth comes from constant learning rather than formal titles or awards; it tells the story of a busy kid whose teacher’s complaint about his…