That’s what schooling generally is, I suppose. It’s a period of regimentation and control, part of which involves direct indoctrination, providing a system of false beliefs. But more importantly, I think, is the manner and style of preventing and blocking independent and creative thinking and imposing hierarchies and competitiveness and the need to excel, not in the sense of doing as well as you can, but doing better than the next person.
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I felt a tremendous distance between me and everything real.
—Hunter S. Thompson
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A Soldier’s Farewell, Penn Station, woman with handkerchief, 1944.
Photo: Alfred Eisenstaedt
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