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DO YOU AGREE?----EDUCATION IS A SCAM

It is widely said “Education is the best legacy” “Education can make you rich”. In fact a former president of Havard University Derek Bok says: “if you think education is expensive, try ignorance”. Never changing, this suitable sentences are often used to how pertinent is what we called education, but, quite undesirably, many people who dabble in education end up gaining little or nothing in it.
Parents and care givers spend a lot of money on their children in order to acquire formal education, many years are spent by the students in their tertiary institution with suffering and other undesirable occurrences, yet all they see after graduation is unemployment.
Analogically, people that go for vocational training are making wave than those that vie for formal education. The number of graduates that are roaming around the street without employment are more than the number of people that go for vocational or entrepreneurship trainings roaming on the streets.
The amount spent to attain formal education can be used to set up a business that will eventually, scintillatingly and flamboyantly thrive. Calculi the total amount you used to secure accommodation in the tertiary institution, the amount of tuition fees, miscellaneous fees, the amount for buying hand out and do your assignments amidst others. Convincingly, if well utilized, the amount used to acquire formal education can be used to establish any vocational skill...

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There's a difference between School and education.
School is the scam for it is a box in which the scholars are tightly placed
But education my friend is largely a function of information.
Education never went to School, he is a stark illiterate

Polyib247:
A POEM: SUCCESS IS MY PRIORITY

I know that failure is alive
But I am very optimistic
My spirits are pragmatic
To triumph with versatility
And success! Is my priority

I will make wave in life
Regardless of my intractable plight
I am battle ready to tackle any fight
And bear the risk with alacrity
Success! Is my priority

I will come out robust and alive
Like an inviting stars in the night
And dabble in world of mirth
“Breakthrough” is my testimony
And success! Indeed is my priority.

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I'm not being a critic friend, though, I'd rather be for criticism is like
The plastering knife with which the writer smoothes and shapes himself.

Success is my priority: Value should be prioritized for value attracts success.
Adding value is getting success, and you cant scale value to success.
Perhaps, I'm not understanding.

WHAT FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS SHOULD BE

Paul, and Silas, had one thing in common,

Same with Paul, and Barnabas

Just the same way it has been with

Aki, & Paw Paw who shares interests

In the comedy industry,

Look who's laughing now

The spiritual law guiding the universe

States that you can't sit on the fence:

You are either cold or hot,

Negative or positive.

People either add to you

Or subtract from you

And it's easier to subtract from a life

Than to add to it

My father once said it's easier to fail

Than to succeed

All you need do is do nothing

And you are a failure without stress

Friends can apply two forces to you

They can either push you forward or

Pull you backward

The people we spend little time, days

Months, & years, even our lives with

Determines what becomes of us

A friend either make you or Mar you

There is nothing wrong with having

"Friends that you benefit from,"

But the World's definition of benefit

Is an immoral one

These benefits should be

Being beneficial to both self &

Others in terms of adding values

What kind of friend are you

The kind that will drown his friend

In alcohol and boast about his success

Of it, the kind that will push the other

To lose her virginity because you

Think you are damned for not being

Able to keep or protect yours, the

Kind of friend that is driven by

Grievances as seeing the others'

Succeed, the kind of friend that keeps

Late night smoking weed out of his

life in the dark dead of the night

Experimenting with drugs while

Desiring companies to bury in

Same, while a whole family is

Abandoned at home while living out

Irresponsibly, or what you

Teach your own friend is how to

Mini-prostitute to make a quick

Money thinking after all you

Have to get by life, sorry, life is about

To over take you leaving you behind...

And ditch you

Friends with benefits, I'd rather keep

Friendship with those who are

Going in my direction with flares as

Dangerous as the coals of hell...

Laughs... Those planning the future

Today, & fulfilling the future

Tomorrow, & breaking new

Grounds for the forthcoming

Generations. Pathfinders',

Out runners, leaders without fear of

Breaking out, those are the kind of

Friends I'd rather make

These are friends I can benefit from

SCHOOL WILL NOT EXPAND OUR HORIZON


They say school expand our horizon... LOL...

Born into poverty with sixteen siblings.

An ambitious teenager with no money or teacher
After dropping out of school at age ten

Benjamin Franklin, taught himself how to read and write
As an apprentice at a then publishing company

Yet he became the second president of the united states

This man, Benjamin, had a literal rags to riches story

He was the most accomplished American of his age & also the most Influential in inventing the type of society America would become.

His family was not well off & he had only a basic formal education

An apprentice at age fourteen to a book binder

Educated himself by reading books on a wide range of scientific subjects

Michael Faraday, is known today for his inventions & his biggest breakthrough: The Electric Motor.

He was one of the best students in his junior high school, but had to drop out after a white eighth-grade teacher told him that his aspirations of wanting to become a lawyer were "no realistic goal for a nigger."

In 1946, he was arrested & convicted on burglary charges, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison, though granted parole after seven years...

Beginning in the 1960s, Malcolm was invited to participate in numerous debates, including forums on radio stations (Los Angeles, New York, Washington), television programs (“Open Mind,” “The Mike Wallace News Program”) and universities (Harvard Law School, Howard University, Columbia University).

In 1963, the New York Times reported that Malcolm X was the second most sought after speaker in the United States.

On June 29, 1963 Malcolm lead the Unity Rally in Harlem. It was one of the nations largest civil rights events.

After befriending and ministering to boxer Cassius Clay, the boxer decides to convert to the Muslim religion and join the Nation of Islam. In February 1964, Clay announces he has changed his name to Muhammad Ali.

And They say school expand our horizon... LOL...
Tell that to Malcolm X who was renowned for what he learnt in prison.
Frowns...

All of these people have one thing in common

They invested in themselves

They invested in themselves by reading books others won't read

They invested in themselves by utilizing The time others wasted

They invested in themselves by educating themselves while others were busy at schools regurgitating facts from books

Only assimilating the content within the circumference of the school box

They, outside of the box assimilated the content beyond the globe

Your background, environment, nor the government of your country is enough reason for you to fail

You can't tell your story until you're made

And that's when you've got a book to write

Like I say: School is meant to prepare you to educate yourself.

Think about it if you think.




"YAATR"