[stadiaKab]

This has got absolutely NOTHING to do with religions, even though that's not what you truly meant.

I didn't make any single points, I just have an observation, I think somehow we are dumbing down everyone and doing it on purpose. This is not a conspiracy theory, but it just seems to me if it was almost mechanical, systematic.

I think we're missing a lot, because we could have lots more contributors. I think lots of potential future contributors are being depressed by how they see the world working when they're young, they might fail to think that this is how the world is and there's nothing you can do about it. They'll tell you that you have a bad attitude just because you happen to know the subject better than the person in authority, for example a teacher. Institutional power and the flow has a tendency to place everyone in the same line, as if it was a question of human rights. As if someone being a genius or very close to genius or at least very highly intelligent is a bad thing, because it makes other kids, future consumers, feel bad about themselves or less valued.

Often symptoms of trouble making might be interpreted wrong, the true nature of it not revealed, frustration because most of the people that person has ever encountered has been as interesting as a dead corpse. Maybe that person never had any difficulties what so ever to ace the institution's tests or perhaps the subject was just easy. But it shouldn't be too easy, because that makes a person superior in that field, and we can't have that. So let's bang his head to the wall. Let's not cater to that mind at all. So that mind will be either lost in troubel making or whatever, or we might hope that mind will take a course of learning on its own, since no stimulus is provided, in fact it is forbidden.

So when these are the policies of institutions that are supposed to bring up contributors, and of course by a popular "my kid isn't stupid!" vote supported heavily, we will eat ourselves and we should deserve it as well.