teaching
n. 1. a venerable profession traditionally dedicated
to bestowing upon children useful skills for life, which has allowed itself to be gradually taken over by an
upstart operation called psychology, which believes that children are animals
and that the purpose of education is to condition the animals to be good citizens
and workers. The irony is that, by applying this animalistic philosophy, modern
schools have created both very bad citizens and very bad workers.
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