My stomach would turn when the teacher started the lesson. The answers were as meaningless as the lessons. Oddly enough, I found archeology fascinating. That was the key, and it helped me see that what I hated so intensely, what was so boring, wasn't history, but the history of politics. Our real history, the one we don't teach, is not about politics.
Folks are too busy to waste time reading it.
Boring, confused, technical jargon. But they'll gleefully trade stories about business for hours, fascinated by the prospect of understanding. This is a story about the real economy. I'm not telling the story because the economy's complicated and needs explaining. Just the opposite.