Flexing your elite education as a form of intellectual superiority comes off as smug. Grow up.
What valuable life lessons did you learn from government schools – including colleges and universities - that you still use today?
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I have no idea where that’s coming from
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I love that I have your attention.
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I never let my schooling interfere with my education.
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I learned through experience that bureaucracies exist first and foremost, solely for the perpetuation of themselves.
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I spent the entirety of high school trying to say as many offensive things as possible while making it so funny that both students and teachers had to laugh instead of punish/bully. So, on my own initiative, I learned laughter is stronger than social hierarchy and power.
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Conformity is rewarded over critical thinking and unique solutions.
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How to say and write what people in charge (teachers & admins) want to hear in order to get a good grade. In the working world it helps in a pinch, more important you recognize when others are doing it to curry favour.
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Whenever I'm in a place where workers feel entitled to their jobs, I will never expect anything resembling the service I get from a private-sector entity.
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Almost nobody in a position of power will listen to you or care about you or what's moral.
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expect to be screwed.
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Proper semicolon use; everything else I learned on my own.
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Would say eating 3 big meals a day but they didn't even get that right
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I ate in the cafeteria about,,, maybe 3 maybe 4 times in the four years of high school
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1. Never talk to the media as they will distort what you say. (learned from a polysci class) 2. Fundamental changes in society seldom come from the Core. It comes from the fringes. (learned in a cultural geography class)
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