 The idea that you go to one institution 40 hours a week and you're mostly inside, you're mostly sitting still, you're mostly on receive mode, it doesn't fit human anthropology. At the end of the day, kids aren't cogs, they're plants, and they have to grow toward the sun. And Socrates was right. If they don't have a question, you don't have a fertile enough soil that they're going to learn enough. And we have to be raising our kids to be a hell of a lot grittier than what we're turning out right now.