Unpopular opinion: I think (public) school does a huge amount of net good for kids in a social/psychological sense, and homeschooled kids are mostly much worse off in adulthood.
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Statistically, that’s the very popular opinion
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Upon graduation, I realized https://twitter.com/literalbanana/status/1120921085090746368 … I think the only way I would've been not screwed up is if I grew up with Mahāyāna Buddhist practitioners
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I am probably schizoaffective because of abuse experiences in K-12
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No option for "Messed me up in a net beneficial way"?
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Some of this.
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It forces you to pick up bad habits. It also makes you dependent on organizations (employers) as opposed to be truly free.
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More like I messed up my thirteen schools and left a wake of destruction behind each. I was born mad, bad and dangerous to know.
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The balance of good and ill effects may be neutralized arithmetically, but both good and ill effects occurred leaving me utterly different.
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being slightly on the spectrum, school definitely traumatized me, especially since I had an overwhelming desire to be normal but the best thing about school was how multicultural/diverse my friend group was, normalizing that has been a legitimate asset in retrospect
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