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22mar24 - InspirAcción de hoy: CAVILANDO ACERCA DEL ABSURDO Y SU COMPENSACIÓN · InspirAcción de hoy

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  Hey. Welcome to the inspiration of this Friday twenty- two March two thousand
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  twenty- four. My name is Alejandro Ariza and I wanted to write about
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  an idea that just came to me. I' m sitting here in my
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  breakfast room having a delicious little coffee and what I never uh or well,
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  it almost never occurred to me to get into the paper. You know tragedies,
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  broncas, crisis, but well I got a national news here in Mexico,
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  where it says the universal antros proliferate in the vicinity of UNAM schools worries
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  more about alcohol consumption among students. Well, I just came up with an
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  idea of how ideas come up. Look at an author who' s been
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  here for, like, two or three days. I also read a thread
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  of Twitter, where a famous author said I' m turning thirty- six
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  years old and here I' m going to write thirty- six things that
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  I would have liked to know many, many, many years ago, and
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  the first thing he put is the official school. It' s a fraud
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  and good, the other thirty- five, but it really caught my attention
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  because I don' t know what you think. I mean. This inspiration
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  is strange. It is only to share a reflection that has all the subjectivity
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  of my own point of view. But I agree that school is a business,
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  rather than a goal of transforming human beings into more valuable and knowledgeable people
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  to help society and contribute everything that comes in any college or high school or
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  even high school ideology. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it'
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  s a fraud, because it' s a business and a lot of times
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  that I' ve heard people say that ay accepted my son without average,
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  without abilities, without credentials. But it' s a wool, it'
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  s one more tuition that' s one more tuition, so you take it
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  already, then at least pay for the registration and a month if not the
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  width we pull out, but you already have a wool. That' s
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  what I see I may be wrong but combined this kind of reflection with the
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  other one, look at how for me perspective, I don' t want
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  to underestimate 100% of education. If you see value, I' ll
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  go. I am a piece as an example, that education is valuable,
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  but in my case I have confessed it several times. The greatest transformation I
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  have achieved in my life and through my life, trans take the lives of
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  many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands of people in thirty years. It
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  ' s through what I personally studied, not what no school taught me.
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  This is strong. Come on, I just dedicated myself to what wasn'
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  t even my career as a doctor, to turning an inspirational lecturer and that
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  one time I' ve been asked, young man, where you studied,
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  because that' s not studied. Dude, he doesn' t throw himself
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  out, period. But, well, all this I want to tell you
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  because that' s what he meant. I believe, this young author with
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  which the school is a fraud where you are promised blah blah, blah and
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  get ahead the strategy to succeed and before the evidence is not necessarily so or
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  with guarantee. So, that' s not what I mean so it'
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  s a fraud why, why I' m telling you all this, because
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  maybe an ordinary student, without being a reputation as an author, like I
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  read, enter or lecture before inspiration to or or someone very sensitive, non
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  - starian, anyone can feel the weight of absurdity. That' s what
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  the Twitter author is talking about, that' s what a fraud is.
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  Student anyone can say what sense it makes to take class of seven in the
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  winter when you cold fucking prick what makes you pay attention. I remember the
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  overflowing joy of my colleagues and sometimes mine, when the teacher was missing,
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  that is, what you liked most was not being in class and not being
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  an asshole that could explain the reason, but why in the face of the
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  facts you were saying, it is more valuable my time living with a coffee
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  going to the cafeteria. I don' t know that the class is very
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  boring, that you don' t understand that the teacher is an apathetic.
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  Come on. I don' t know if you' re saying yes,
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  yes. Yes, yes, but not always. I remember rare occasions when
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  a teacher who gave a class was missing, he gave a professorship, also
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  motivated you, inspired you and missed the teacher, yes, you felt a
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  loss. I felt that very little in my life. Most of the time
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  you felt joy. When the teacher was missing, there was an hour off
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  and, in addition to a class where it really hurts your waist, you
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  are sitting nothing, you learn nothing. That' s what I mean when
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  any average student gets bored, he realizes that without saying it' s a
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  fraud, because he' s in there studying, he can' t see
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  it in perspective, he' s still in the process, he can'
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  t detect it, but he does feel that bully and thatpathy, that grief,
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  that pain, that sense of emptiness of absurdity. So, like a
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  normal person, average we don' t like to feel bad. We have
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  to make up for feeling bad about something that apparently makes us feel good.
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  It' s called alcohol. You see because I' m linking the dots,
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  the Twitter thread with the news of the universal, increase the pitches,
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  close one one worries that young people are going to drink alcohol, because it
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  ' s the way to compensate for the terrible classes they receive. We all
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  get high. Let me tell you something, don' t be scared,
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  but, yeah, we' re all on drugs. Some have to go
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  buy the drug from a den in the form of alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana,
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  cocaine, and others get high by generating our own stimulant while doing what
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  we like the most. And that release of endorphins and serotonin by giving a
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  lecture for emotion, when at last you enter your mission into life, your
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  purpose, your true existential reason. It' s a connection that really is
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  a spend every day and you don' t have to get up. You
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  want to get up why, because you' re already going, in my
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  case, because you already have to get to the airport to get to a
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  conference to transform vines. That' s never a pain. That' s
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  why someone' s offering me alcohol. I don' t need to thank
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  you, because that pleasure you will certainly give some alcoholic beverages. It'
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  s overtaken by my life mission that I can' t even tell you work,
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  because it doesn' t cost me work. It' s something that
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  happens without any effort consciousness. But imagine the number of young people who when
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  they have a teacher who says he is going, how brute, because that
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  ' s why, that' s why it' s a joy that it
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  ' s Friday, not to say vote at last, but he runs away
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  from school like the plague why. Because in many cases the education system is
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  a fraud. There is no transformation, there is no motivation, there is
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  no inspiration, there is no congruence. With the example of truth is because
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  it just occurred to me to say it will be. That' s why
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  dens proliferate near schools, because it' s the best market. There in
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  that institution they call him a school. There is a lot of young people
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  who feel that life is just happening to them without any real transformation. Boring
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  apathetics, living the sorrow and pain of an absurdity because they do not understand
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  or feel and perhaps not the relationship of the study with their own benefit.
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  Because no, no, no, no, no, do not link the
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  dots and because there is no transformative, inspiring or motivating teacher to help them
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  join the dots and preach with the example. So, of course, look
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  here' s the compensatory measure two blocks away. If I bore you here
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  already, I' ll have fun, it makes a lot of sense.
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  Okay. I' ll like to read his comments where you hear this inspiration
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  today, because maybe it splashes you a little bit and so, if you
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  ' ve grown up, you' re out of school, but you'
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  re still the same. It' s the same peron phenomenon in your work.
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  Maybe that' s why you change your character and that' s why
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  you' re so hostile and that' s why you' re so aggressive,
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  because you' re not happy with your life. And the solution is
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  a not a patch, it' s a is a placebo effect, it
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  ' s an effect, no, no, no, not an espressado pardon,
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  it' s an effect. That' s right, it' s
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  a patch, but it' s not the real solution. The real solution
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  is that you dare change your life, whatever you have to change your job
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  or partner, city, home, that I' m very easy, maybe
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  you say, it' s not that easy. We are not talking about
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  the degree of difficulty, we are talking about the decision to make a change
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  that is the real solution. And, well, maybe you' ll have
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  to work with a lot of effort and strategy to achieve it. I feel
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  better about getting this idea out, which just fluttered me and a twitter thread
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  with a newspaper story and makes sense to me. Think about this and I
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  ' ll love your reflection until the next