ImagineIf teachers were regarded with the same high degree of respect (& compensated accordingly) as other higher-paying professions that often have less of a long-term impact as teachers have the potential to.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf students were allowed more flexibility to pursue knowledge & skills that truly interested them instead of being forced through a system seeking to make workforce clones.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf teachers were encouraged & able to make classes & education engaging & fun and inspired students to seek a life of learning & SelfImprovement beyond school.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf if those who reached the highest levels of office & leadership had better than the bare minimum of reading & writing skills and understood how to use a computer or how to reason with logic.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf we put as much money & effort into actually educating people as companies do in convincing consumers they need to have, do, watch & ultimately *buy* all the right things in order to be cool, sexy, appealing, healthy & happy.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf there was less emphasis on mindless & endlessly repetitive TV, processed foods, and the “necessity” of alcohol in people’s lives and more emphasis on mentalhealth, healthyliving & personalgrowth.
— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf instead of constantly fighting each other, we actually put money & effort into helping people who need it regardless of their social, economic or political status.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf after money no longer made any significant difference in billionaire’s lives, they put their energy towards bettering humanity instead of simply increasing their wealth. See, for example, @elonmusk
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
ImagineIf more people earned the attention they get for being a goodexample & setting high standards (See, for example, @therock) than they did for creating controversy, being hateful, or making spectacles of themselves for 15 minutes of fame.
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— Zero Dean (@ZeroDean) January 17, 2019
