To the Max

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To the Max

I address this to all those who have felt the pressures that choosing the right university causes and the mind numbing processes you are put through during the selection interviews and stresses that are brought to bear on the extremely intelligent young & fertile genius minds.

Colleges want you because you attract money. I previously asked Max to clarify a few issues and she says, “..and were it not for peer and parent pressures, the students might do what is suggested. However I doubt very much that the colleges will ever let up in their elitism and need to generate money for money’s sake alone.”

This morning I learnt that the daughter of a close friend of mine was rushed to hospital after taking an overdose. She had been stressed and pressurised about which university to go to.

I have no answers on how to prevent this sad and desperate measure by a 16yr old. She has a loving and caring family to support her but the pressures to get funds into the campus treasure chest must have created extreme pressures which the college(s) brought to bear on her in order to just to get her to choose them. How appalling of these academic institutions.

What a sad and bad state of affairs they have created. Instead of creating and nurturing, they are dooming young minds to years of hurt, low esteem, mistrust and the need for therapy.

Damn them.

To the Max

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#1 Max Kaizen on 08.11.07 at 3:36 pm

thank you so much friend.. this is something so dear to my heart. Richard Dawkins may go on about religion inflicting mental/emotional child abuse; but archaic industrial age “education” that children are still subject to does infinitely more damage.
And cauterises our minds from yearning the learning that could & should drive a passionate life on this beautiful planet.

I HIGHLY recommend Sir Kenneth Robinson’s TED talk. go go hunt it immediately if you haven’t had the glimmer of life behind your eyes dimmed

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