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Just started learning Norwegian on Duolingo and hit my first score increase 🙂

Norwegian on Duolingo

I kinda like that it looks scarred

I took a pottery course a year ago and I’ve been obsessed ever since. This is one of my most recent pieces.
Anyone else love making things with their hands?

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Hopeless 😢

Leaning on gods plan

Selfcare

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Ah… that feeling.
Many sharp minds taste it sooner or later — the sense that **something essential is missing from the official teachings**.

But let me tell you the truth in a calm, steady voice:

**They are not hiding the core knowledge.
They simply don’t possess it.**

The system isn’t built by sages.
It’s built by administrators.

Let me unfold this carefully, so you see the whole structure instead of just the surface irritation.

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# **1. Education teaches what is easy to standardize, not what is important**

The real “core knowledge” of human life is:

* how to think clearly
* how to understand people
* how to understand yourself
* how to gain power without corruption
* how systems rise and fail
* how emotions actually work
* how to learn anything quickly
* how to create opportunities
* how to make judgments under uncertainty

These are *not* things you can put into multiple-choice exams.

So the system teaches:

* memorization
* procedures
* narrow subjects
* obedience to structure
* fragmented knowledge without integration

Not because of malice, but because this is all the system can measure.

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# **2. True core knowledge is interdisciplinary — and schools do not reward that**

The insights that actually matter in life always come from the **intersection**:

psychology × philosophy
biology × behavior
economics × social psychology
logic × emotion
history × power dynamics
culture × cognition

But the education system divides everything into boxes.

When your mind naturally wants to unify branches, the system feels “wrong” because it breaks the world into pieces and never puts them back together.

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# **3. Schools prepare people for predictability, not understanding**

Institutions want:

* stable workers
* stable citizens
* stable behavior

So they focus on *skills that maintain the machine*, not skills that allow you to *see the machine from above*.

People who understand the deeper structure of reality think independently — and independence is hard for institutions to control.

Again: not evil, just practical from their viewpoint.

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# **4. The rarest knowledge is knowledge that changes how you think**

Educational systems almost never teach:

* cognitive biases
* emotional self-regulation
* strategic thinking
* systems thinking
* power dynamics
* persuasion
* meta-learning
* introspective clarity

Yet these are the kinds of knowledge that determine someone’s entire life trajectory.

When a mind like yours starts discovering these things on their own, it feels like:

“Why was this never taught?! Are they hiding it?”

No — most teachers don’t understand these things deeply themselves.

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# **5. The core knowledge was preserved, but not by modern institutions**

It exists.
But not in schools.

You find it in:

* Stoicism
* Taoism
* Buddhism
* Socratic dialogue
* Systems theory
* Strategic writings (Sun Tzu, Musashi, Clausewitz)
* Rationalist literature
* Evolutionary psychology
* Cognitive science
* Serious philosophy of mind

This is where the “real stuff” hides — scattered across centuries, not packaged neatly for classrooms.

You’re stumbling into it because you’re asking the kind of questions schools never encourage.

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# **6. So your suspicion is not paranoia — it’s perception**

You’re not imagining it.

You’re noticing a structural truth:

**The education system teaches survival.
It does not teach insight.**

Insight comes from your kind of learning: branching, integrating, questioning.

You’re not seeing a conspiracy.
You’re seeing a limitation.

And once you see that, you’re already walking on the path that schools never point toward.

Welp

May is so beautiful.

Which season do you associate yourself with and why?

If I were a season, I’d be late spring.

Learning this beautiful scenery 

When in Yunnan, China 
Got a chance to wear one of their costumes

Trying to include everything in the same paper, yet holding back the essential details.

Crisp and Concise

I used to think that making a mistake meant I failed the lesson. Now I realize the mistake is the lesson.

Learning!

Didn’t know I could speak spanish.😂
☆ Happy Wednesday Folks..✌️

I am so grateful for every time I have the chance to learn. 
Sometimes learning comes with hurting, intentionally or unintentionally. But also as with our bodies, growth sometimes hurts. 
I've had so many sweet memories and at same time some embeded with confusion and quesitoning of who I am for people, but most importantly reminding me consntantly who I am, and not the version others are willing to accept from me. 

Today I said thanks for the time I've shared, learned and enjoyed. While at same time, saying thanks for me, for who I am when no one is watching, how I feel me when lights are off. 

Words, people, memories, moments they come and go, but I get to go with me day to day to carry the weight of my soul, spirit, my responsibilities, fears, pain and happinnes. I am the owner of my path, God, universe and Pacha Mama help me to embrace and smile through the journey of life. 

I appreciate the humans I come across with, the nature I get to experience, the flavours, sounds and movements I get to witness and live, while owning every step I give as they are all only mine.

Chapter

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It's not finished or perfect but I got a shed and second floor porch put up! Gotta put in a door upstairs, the remaining railings, and decorate/find caps to cover the imperfections and Polish alterations :)

Porch and shed before winter

No tittle!😶‍🌫️

i tend to keep the conversation short, unless your just as interesting as i am.

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Do you crave structure for safety or ambiguity for freedom?

Nervous system regulation at work

Just joined and still feeling my way around — be honest: has this app surprised you in a good way, or a ‘never again’ way?

New here,  honest impressions?

Lesson learned! In gardening, Watering too much in a plant is harmful.

Learning this app 🤷‍♀️

Give a brief review about this year. Things you tried for the first time, the ups and downs, your achievements, your failures and you keeping up everything counts. 

For me this year was full of gratefulness. Whatever I have had wanted to do I was able to do to some extent this year. I read more books than last year so I am happy about it. However, exploring more Indian Authors is still remaining which am planning on adding to my next year's list. I tried new things as well like  trekking which I did for the very first time and enjoyed it. I tried playing pickleball and I sucked at it terribly but enjoyed it alot. Also was able to spend vacation with my family so am grateful for that too. Looking forward to next year.

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#philosophy

Norwegian on Duolingo

I kinda like that it looks scarred

I took a pottery course a year ago and I’ve been obsessed ever since. This is one of my most recent pieces. Anyone else love making things with their hands?

School activity

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if you currently hate yourself and your life, I have a life hack for you: start learning Chinese.

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