 Actually, to be precise, reality doesn't care about winning arguments. Survival is what matters. For, again italics, the curse of modernity is that we are increasingly populated by a class of people who are better at explaining than understanding, right? Or better at explaining than doing. So learning isn't quite what we teach inmates inside the high security prison called schools, right? I like the sky. Really, I've mentioned this before when we're talking about education, but so learning isn't quite what we teach inmates inside the high security prisons called schools, which is the way I look at our present centralized education system, right? One of the hardest things I have to do when, just to let you know, by the way, just going out and teaching mathematics and stuff like this and interacting with students, and I interact with parents a lot because I do private, I do group and private lessons and stuff like this. Either for people who want to learn the material really fast, they want to get it over with and move on to whatever it is that they're doing. And on the other extreme sense, with people who have the system has completely failed, right? And they don't understand mathematics, they don't understand physics, and they need to get through this stuff, right? One of the hardest things I have to do when I'm teaching mathematics, when I'm interacting with students and parents is this. I have to turn to them and say, listen, I'm not here to defend our current education system, right? Not even close. I'm here to tell you that I regard a centralized education system to be complete garbage. It's useless. If anything, it is by the youth, by kids right now that have access to the internet that can click on a button, find anything they want, for them to be forced into buildings, to sit in desks which are extremely uncomfortable, bad for the body, bad for the mind, right? For them to be forced to do this five days a week, six to seven hours a day is equivalent to putting them in prison, right? You cannot expect them to react well to that, right? It's not a good place to learn. It's not. If anything, it's a place to unlearn. So this sentence, so learning isn't quite what we teach inmates inside the high security prisons called schools, okay?