Tuned out... We knew as kids
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Probably the most valuable skill I learned in school was to become a really good test taker. Figure out what would be asked and feed it back to them. Easy peesy. Left me a lot of time to use my mind on more interesting things......
This! Got me through college.
Teacher: I have eyes in the back of my head, so no funny business.
Me: You're a liar!
Principle: Your son is coming home early today.
The Guinness Book of World Records never contacted me about being suspended on the first day of the first grade. I got jipped, bigly!
I challenged ideas from every teacher, including my Sunday School ones. But I was polite and sincere and was a high achiever so no one ever noticed I was a raging rebel just waiting for the right moment.
Me: does something stupid
Mom: Don't think i didn't see that!!! I have eyes in the back of my head!
Me: Where? Under your hair? I don't see them.
Mom: It was figure of speech!
Me: What's a figure of speech? Is that like a lie? Are you lying to me?
Mom: Get your smart ass into the pre-school!!!
GATE program.
First thing my kindergarten teacher taught the class: None of what we discuss here should be shared with your parents.
This took place literal decades ago. Crazy to think back on what was once, "a weird rule that I'm better off not following."
That's something a groomer would say, you know if they still work around kids?
I can confirm she at the very least retired from teaching before I graduated High School.
Source: Had a senior year class with her grandson.
Schools are just elaborate consensus cracking laboratories. Most men can’t be controlled at least not easily by consensus. They also seem to do “worse” in school but better in the real world.
Yeah I dropped out in grade 10 because I knew I was in a brainwashing prison. I have a better job now then most of my friends who also have 5 and 6 figure debt... and girlfriends who do OF ....
I tuned out completely until college where I pursued a Mechanical Engineering degree, no time for brainwashing. No wonder I was able to recognize the traps.
I could write a fucking book about how traumatic my 12 years in public education ultimately was. I wasn’t bullied by any kids, it was the school system that did that job. 12 years later and I still have baggage I’m in therapy for. Public education had been nothing but one long PTSD inducing fever dream. Having BOTH of my step parents growing up be pieces of shit certainly didn’t make my home life a shelter from the storm that it should’ve been. It’s a miracle that I haven’t gotten tattoos, self harmed myself, fallen into drugs, shot up my school or killed myself. But I sure do have a hard time holding a job, making and keeping friends, saving money, or being in a relationship.
Parents have any Mason affiliation by chance?
Honest to god when I went to visit my late grandfather’s (my dad’s dad) grave many year ago, he had the symbol of the freemasonry’s guild carved into his headstone below his name. I always found it odd, and I’ve never been able to shake that knowledge, knowing he was also a career military man too.
What does that have to do with it though?
EDIT: funny thing is, I’ve theorized that my systemic abuse in school was orchestrated. When I was in preschool my mom was suggested to have me tested at UCLA when we lived in California at the time, I turned out to score higher than even 12th graders in visual intelligence and problem solving, like I was officially off the chart. And ever since than, even after moving to new school systems in a different state, I was hounded after by the system, and had a para (a teacher’s aide or a personal tard wrangler) attached to my hip everywhere I went, every classroom, every grade up until the 11th when my parents threatened to sue to get them to leave me alone. Even though I was never particularly a disruptive student, especially once I got into middle school. I just wanted to blend in but never could when I had an adult with a fucking clipboard follow me everywhere.
I recommend a strong drink, if you have such the vice.
https://decodingsymbols.wordpress.com/2021/05/08/mk-ww-labyrinth-55/
Yeah this is too many subjects and interconnections for me to really get anything out of this beyond the first few paragraphs. Tbh I probably was a candidate for MKUltra but it never happened. Despite my fucked up school and home traumas, I was too strong willed.
i knew school was bullshit in 6th grade when they switched up the corriculum and i was learning the same history lesson as the year before but they changed it. ever since then i was a rebel and questioned everything. what long strange trip it has been.
I did well in school. Mostly got A's. Dropped out in sophomore year of high school due to hating the childishness of everone and some personal issues going on at home, got my GED and went to community college. Got accepted into a major university Honors program.
Almost died and I was in an induced coma for 6 weeks, had to learn to walk again. Life has been a roller coaster. But it caused me to always be critical of what I am told.
My high IQ nephew struggled in school. He was diagnosed with ADHD and put on Vyvanse. Got poor grades. Now he is 25 years old, a wildly successful electrician, and raking in the dough.