DO YOU KNOW THE GAME?
If you don’t know what game you are playing, how do
you know the rules? If you don’t know
the rules, you can’t protect yourself, or keep yourself from getting deeper
into trouble. Sometimes, it can get you
killed. Let’s start with college, a
subject recently talked about again as the national personal debt for education
went over one trillion dollars. Do you
know the game you are playing? You think
you are getting an education so you can get a good job, right? HA! You
poor silly deluded sucker. You are
merely playing in the kiddie pool next to the big ocean where you will never be
admitted. The goal of higher Ed is to fleece
you while selling you a fantasy. The
goal of “highest” Ed is to sort the smart people, those with cognitive
abilities who have been chosen to participate in the new services economy, into
institutions whose goal is not to teach necessarily but to have been
attended. If you doubt me, look at Obama
and Bush and their college pedigree.
Harvard and such churns out no smarter of a fellow than a blue collar schlub
who devours non-fiction library books constantly. But it does say to prospective employers of
the upper echelon that the student came from parents smart enough to have good
enough jobs to pay for his tuition, he is smart enough to have studied and can
apply himself. In reality, it is not
much different than the Chinese mandarin civil servant corps. Just a different sorting process. All those other schools? Both used to train the second tier of brain
jobs and to fleece the common man suckers who thought they were there for job
training.
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What game are you playing buying a house? An investment to save money from rent? Hahahaha!
Stop it! I’m vomiting blood here,
I’m laughing so hard! You sad little
man, I weep for you. You think you are
investing in a better school for your child?
Can I have some of that good crack you seem to be smoking? In case you seem to have missed it, Americans
have been separating themselves by class, and class in America is all about
money. And money insulates from the
problems of reality. Reality being,
America is already a Third World nation OUTSIDE of the enclaves of those able
to protect themselves. Last night I was
watching PBS TV and there was a show on the lost explorers in Amazon looking
for lost cities. Not too bad. Right after that was a special on Brazil (
cashing in on the World Cup- who would have thought pure communist programmers
on our public stations would soil themselves with base capitalistic practices?
) which I started watching just because it was almost bedtime and there was
nothing else on and I had little ambitions to change the channel ( just as
power steering in cars makes it no easier for the infirm and mentally feeble to
drive, the TV remote is still seen as an instrument of torture in which
changing channels is still to this day a laborious chore ). It wasn’t bad, either, having a small segment
devoted to an anti-drug lord police elite unit.
Way cool. Their flag was the US
Army crossed pistols of the MP’s with a skull superimposed. My point being, besides the tanned skin and incomprehensible
babble of Portuguese, it looked a lot like any American city SWAT team gearing
up to go shoot some innocent ghetto dweller at 3 AM. Make little mistake you live in a country
poorer than Brazil.
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Most of us buying an overpriced home, under the
illusion of saving on rent ( when your property taxes are $6k a year, you are STILL,
after thirty years of mortgage payments, paying rent on your dwelling ) or
under the illusion of teaching our children better ( homeschooling by
moderately intelligent parents is still going to trump public schools in the
best neighborhoods- our K-12 schools are just a pre-sorter to the better
colleges for “the right people” ), are in reality doing little more than
indenturing ourselves for life for the unrealized privilege of acting as a middle
class buffer zone for the upper classes against the true ghetto dwellers. Neighborhoods are tiered by economic success
and if you are average, or below average because you are reading this, you can
never truly be safe from the rabble, nor can you achieve highest ranking where
the college your kids attend is a ticket of opportunity. Continued next article.
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Once again Jim you are spot on. College grads are a dime a dozen, most have never felt the handle of a lawn mower in their hands or anything else that required effort and being held accountable for doing a poor job.
ReplyDeleteThe last place I worked we had 5 people in "Customer Service" all 5 are college grads. Is it just me or was their education a huge waste of money for a minimum wage job where all your training is provided by the company, not a college.
Well, I'm sure they didn't mean to work there after college. Point taken of course
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Why play games?
Can we all just get along?
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Rodney K.
Jim, are you moderating or not?
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