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Oh absolutely, I've always thought it myself as well. I think far too much importance is put on academia and people having different talents like being good with their hands or more creative aren't classed as special or important
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Why is it that all those highly educated 'powers that be', often haven't the common sense we ordinary people have on such matters?
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Jolly good
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I've thought this for a while now actually.
I reckon it is because politicians are people who have benefited themselves from an academic and university education, so that makes them think that is the best path for everyone. |
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