Do they hide the truth intentionally?

Growing up, school was a sanctuary of learning and discovery, but it also served as a filter for the truths that shaped our understanding of the world. There were pivotal truths that remained hidden beneath the surface, truths that could have profoundly altered my perspective on life and success.

From an early age, we were taught to study hard to secure a good job. The brainwashing was straightforward: excel in your studies, land a stable job, and you will achieve success. But what my class teacher failed to convey was the idea to study hard in order to be my own boss.

The problems we face in society—economic instability, inequality, and systemic manipulation—though framed as deliberate designs by those in power. Instead, we accepted them as unfortunate realities. My class teacher did not equip us with the tools to question the status quo or to understand that many challenges are engineered to maintain control and manipulation.

One of the most unsettling truths that was withheld from us is the danger of speaking out. In a world dominated by deception, the act of revealing the truth can be perilous. We were not taught that honesty often comes at a cost, particularly when confronting established narratives perpetuated by those in authority. The adage, "It's dangerous to speak the truth in a world run by liars," was absent from our discussions, leaving us ill-prepared for the complexities of societal discourse.

Looking back, I regret that we were not warned about the inherent dishonesty in media and politics. The idea that "once a politician opens their mouth to speak, they're lying" is a fact, but the mainstream media hides it;. We were never encouraged to "don't trust, but verify". , to analyze the motives behind policies.

We learned that a country run by media would always live in lies, but we were not informed that a system dependent on banks would always live in debt. This lack of knowledge left us vulnerable to manipulation and control by those who profit from our ignorance.

Finally, the relationship between society and big pharma companies was another topic was never discussed. We were taught to trust these entities implicitly, yet we were never taught that a society reliant on big pharma would struggle to achieve true health and freedom. This left us unprepared for the realities of a system that prioritizes profit over well-being.

The lessons we receive in school are foundational, shaping our understanding of the world. Let's seek out these hidden truths, to question the narratives we’ve been taught, and to empower ourselves with knowledge that transcends traditional education.