learning my points would still be valid those kinds of ad hominem attacks don't address the issue this argument i mean it's valid if you're talking about things that aren't true though i mean from people who did get taught some of these things was answered really well by this comment i saw those of you who've gotten decent educations taught what dave was not don't see the lesser school systems because you don't come into contact with the people who've been subjected to them it's like how rich people don't have to socialize with those who aren't as well off there's a huge divide because of the difference in social groups and abilities you're on an almost unattainable tier by default just because you learn basic life skills at a very young age when everyone else has to seek them out auto didactically much later in life if their family isn't responsible or caring enough it's true exactly freaking exactly that even if you were taught all those things which is great by the way kudos to whichever education system you're in millions of us were not taught them and more importantly millions of people currently in mandatory education will still not be taught these things and what i've learned from the thousands of comments from people who make this argument it looks like people don't know that meaning there is a gap in their education as well what it comes down to is that the syllabus was decided hundreds of years ago and what is being taught right now has stepped i would hope where he's from is the syllabus has changed quite a bit from that because i have had multiple syllabus like in social studies i have we have witnessed i've taught for over NUMBER_TOKEN years now and i've seen the syllabus and the focus areas and all that stuff changed multiple times in NUMBER_TOKEN years stems from that initial arbitrary decision and has not had any sort of major overhaul despite the jobs and lifestyle we're preparing kids for being completely different we've agreed in our human rights that everyone should be taught but we've never had the global conversation about what should be taught ideally we'd have some system where we could all those are being those are discussed uh they're behind closed doors for sure and you would hope by professionals that understand the areas that i and and the content areas and i've done the uh have taken a lot of input and used their experience to do that all put in the different topics we think are useful for everyone and useful for the most in-demand jobs contrast it with studies showing the amount of time optimally that a kid can spend learning without destroying their mental or physical health and use that to prioritize with scientific evidence which lessons should be taught practically though since that's a bit utopian to put into practice i think most people want something to happen but don't know what they can do so if you've got any ideas i'd love to hear them in the comments i'm going to release a video soon saying what i'll be doing about the problem and also suggesting some things we can do collectively since loads of you have shown that you actually really care about this i do not want to just let this video say something and then do nothing there's enough of us here together now that we can make an impact thank you so much to everyone who's posted your comments all over the internet on both sides of the fence i really appreciate it let
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