Schooled Minds, Starved Souls

June 13, 2025

You can earn every degree under the sun and still not understand the world—or yourself. That’s what this quote gets at. Schooling teaches you to pass tests, follow rules, and fit into frameworks. But education—true education—asks you to question, to stretch, to stay curious long after the grades stop mattering. I’ve been through the system. I know its value. But I’ve also learned that some of the most expansive moments of my growth came not from lecture halls, but from discomfort, real-world failure, and reflection. To be educated isn’t just to know facts—it’s to think, to feel, to see beyond what you’ve been told.

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