If you're tired of your level, change your thinking!
18 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker denounces the growing reliance on superstitious practices—such as anointing pens, pouring oil, and praying for guaranteed exam success—among students and their families. He recounts a conversation with a boy who believes a simple prayer will secure a first‑class result, illustrating how doctrine has become a spectacle. The speaker mocks the absurdity of these rituals by citing examples like anointing Elon Musk’s desk and using oil in China, arguing that such beliefs corrupt the thinking of the next generation. He emphasizes that these practices are not rooted in genuine faith but are performative acts that ultimately hinder critical thought and personal responsibility.










