King Camp Gillette (yes, the Gillette Safety Razor guy) wrote …

“It is a folly to try to continue longer to gull the laboring classes with the idea that they are free men. They are gradually being educated to a knowledge that they are dupes, and always have been dupes, of a non-producing class. How much longer they will continue to bear this burden it is impossible to say; but their low mutterings of discontent will gradually rise to a volume of tone that will no longer supplicate, but will demand, the honest and equitable administration of production and distribution by the people.”

Mr. Gillette wrote that 120 years ago back in 1894.

He didn’t count on the overwhelming power and efficiency of a compulsory school system to dumb down the masses.

John Taylor Gatto wrote …

“As it is, we currently drown students in low-level busy work, shoving them together in forced associations which teach them to hate other people, not love them. We subject them to the filthiest, most pornographic regimens of constant surveillance and ranking so they never experience the solitude and reflection necessary to become a whole man or woman. You are perfectly at liberty to believe these foolish practices evolved accidentally or through bad judgment, and I will defend your right to believe that right up to the minute the men with nets come to take you away.”

Schools use science to glorify reason and suppress feelings.

Mr. Gatto also wrote …

“Thinking works best when everything is considered an equally lifeless object. Then things can be regarded with objectivity. Of course kids resist this deadening of nature and so have to be trained to see nature as mechanical. Have no feeling for the frog you dissect or the butterfly you kill for a school project – soon you may have no feeling for the humiliation of your classmates or the enfeeblement of your own parents. After all, humiliation constitutes the major tool of behavior control in schools, a tool used alike to control students, teachers, and administrators.”

Even atomic elements are alive.

Some atomic elements have more vital force and electrical recovery responses than others.

Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose (1858-1937) proved that lead, tin, and even platinum are more “alive” than zinc.

Yet zinc is found in somewhere between 100 and 300 enzymes (depending on your “scientific” source).

And platinum is considered “the most chemically inactive of all the metals.”

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