Who is to suggest what education we should achieve? Why do we have to learn what we do? What effect does it have in our life? What effect will it have in creating our future? In the time of making decisions, which path will it make us take?
Our choices are nothing more than a result of our experience, and our experience certainly affects our brain, our choices, our decision making process due to the change of thoughts in our consciousness. Now to make a certain decision, to ensure that we don’t fall onto a curse, shouldn’t our knowledge be certain, to perfectly decide our choice making in the future? Well, almost all knowledge might have some sort of positive applicability in our lives. But we aren’t certain of the result of the overall. And probably some knowledge won’t even have any value? So what’s the reason of letting it exist? — n1tr0z3n
History, if we think about the moment of Hitler when the Nazis killed thousands of thousands Jews, what idealism about the world does it create in us? When we learn about fabricated political events of the past, doesn’t it mislead our choices and perception in case of the existence of politics and government? So shouldn’t we acknowledge about the things that we are learning, we are perceving before we let it enter our mind? Like filtering out the things a person shouldn’t learn, something that will lead him to make BAD decisions. Because can’t this knowledge actually affect our mindset, our perspective in the overall? Like, when to forgive people and when not to, which decision we should make in which situation, which path should we take? Which rule shall we follow? Our knowledge, the things we learn, in an overall way, does affect us. It affects how we think, how we percieve the world. — n1tr0z3n
So shouldn’t we be considerate when it comes to plan which knowledge to offer? Based on which idealism should a person have on which situation which might lead him/her to take the accurate decision? — n1tr0z3n
Now this concept might actually be the opposite of freedom to someone, but is it ok to let someone make bad decisions and let him get into issues and letting his life get ruined instead of creating a least perfect environment for him? In which he can freely choose which path to take and his choices won’t affect his future decisions. At least for a bit.
There are infinite possible ways to IMPROVE THIS WORLD! Think about Artificial Intelligence, we can use them to describe the possibility of that person falling into a certain decision point, and which idea does that person have to have to make a nearly accurate decision in that point? It's not just our knowledge, it's creating a nearly perfect environment for the people. — n1tr0z3n
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