So often we march like robots through our broken educational system. And if we continue like this, we may one day have a robot as a president in the United States. Well, you don't think it's possible. Here's what it's campaign would sound like. I am R. Gen 1, and I am running for president of the United States of America. I am the most qualified candidate, because unlike humans, I have no emotions. I make decisions based on pure logic, because I have the most powerful processor in the world. I won't just make America great again. I am great. Vote for me. R. Gen 1, the perfect president. You can actually visualize it, can't you? See, for the longest time we've been so concerned about robots taken over the world. Well, most people don't realize it's already happening. We've become robots. Our educational system is structured to turn us on to followers. You see what separates us from robots is the fact that we have the ability to question things. But we've stopped using that ability. Think about it this way. How is it that colleges are selling textbooks for $200 to 18-year-old kids when it only costs $6 to make? Why is it that tuition costs as much as it does? And why is it that would pressure parents to use their retirement savings to pay for their kids' college education? Does this make any sense to you? This is why I believe this is the perfect time for us to question our educational system before it's too late. On January 24th, Patrick Beddavid will launch, drop out, and get scored. And you'll see how one book will disrupt the entire educational system.