When Americans say, “There’s a problem with our education system,” it is in fact a euphemism for a wider civilizational crisis. When teachers say, “This is why I quit teaching,” they’re saying, “Here is why I think society is collapsing.” How bad is America’s education system? It’s far worse than most everybody knows, and the deeper problems reach into and beyond K-12 and “Higher Ed.” Yet, while the symptoms of these problems are often unseen, unheard, confused, overlooked, obfuscated, and overshadowed in media and individual/public thought, to the degrees that society and people are fragmented (in their bubbles, proverbially and modernly speaking), there is no clear picture of what is wrong, and for those who do see the catastrophe, there is seemingly little they can do about it. Regardless, the disaster (and those with intentions behind it) has been in the making for decades, and like any other fraud, the crime is now manifest.
Credits and Links:
Music:
Adobe Stock:
ALOHA by Feelin Fine
STOOP PARTY by Deadly Duel
ArtlistIo:
Pirate Blues by Leon Laudenbach
Swamp-Shack by Falconer
Black Cat Soiree by Bob Hart
Running on Fuel (instrumental version) by Ben Bostick
The numerous clips in this audio project were compiled from the internet, largely consisting of news broadcasts, documentaries, various American media (The Simpsons, South Park); American comedians (Joe Rogan, Brad Upton, George Carlin, a few others); American professors / doctors (Thomas Sowell, Johnathan Haidt, Coleman Hughes, Glen Loury, John McWhorter, Debrah Soh, etc.), YouTubers/comedians (ItsAGundam), myself, a few other Americans, Brits, an excerpt from Nietzsche's "Twilight of the Idols," and of course, the teachers and admin of America.
Links: I will be compiling and posting these in the next week – all credits and rights reserved to their creators/owners.
