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Since this has resurfaced, I'll reiterate my contempt for indoctrination.

I've had many questions thrown out from college exams because they were poorly formed. If a question is poorly formed, you approach the proctor and tell them why the question is invalid. If they can't comprehend it, you prove your mastery over the subject material. I've never been denied a challenge to an invalid test question.

As a big aside, the things that suck and frustrate you the most are market opportunities. My biggest dream imaginable would be to dominate the corrupt, inept, legacy higher education market. These dummies should be easily defeatable.

As proof of how valueless college is, I present Biden's admission in the form of $10k "I'm sorry we convinced you to waste your time, money, and youth" apology. It's not nearly enough.

EDIT: Perhaps most people respond well to being talked at, but that has never been as efficient as reading for me. School has almost no value to me because it's not the medium I respond to. That said, there's still a ton of room for improvement in the "being talked at" method of learning.