Chase Fisher argues K-12 schools function as a funnel to sell students on expensive info products like college. Schools teach abstract topics like stoichiometry instead of practical skills: taxes, renting, cooking. He says you're being groomed as a customer.
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Back to literally anything you learned past ninth grade and realize it's literally a low ticket ascension funnel. If you don't know what a low ticket ascension funnel is in info products, it's like when they get you to buy something that's like $7 or 20 bucks, that's cheap so that you can see what's going on and then eventually upsell to like whatever. The more expensive packages, elementary school, middle school, high school, are all free publicly by the government so that they can get you to buy college, which is they're really expensive info products. This the shit you learned in school should have been taxes. How do you get an apartment, how do you actually survive? How do you make food, how do you live on your own for the next 60 years, but instead you learned all this like dumbass stoichiometry, chemistry, all this stupid stuff that never benefits you in the real world because it was never about making you functional. It was about making you an employee and somebody that would eventually buy the high ticket offer, which is college. So nothing wrong with it. Just be conscious that you are the method, little bro.