Education

Imagine that all adult Poles are tested for cognition of literature, psychology, economics, physics, culture, another countries, etc.

There'd be 1,000 points to score. possibly I'm besides cocky, but I'd say I'd get 800 points in that test.

Of course, there would be many who would get more. specified persons would find in my eyes admiration and understanding, and in their opinion I would count.

I say those who get 700 points would consider themselves smarter than themselves their gurus.

But at any point, lowering the test result, people begin to think that the cognition of those more educated is unnecessary and possibly even harmful. Whether this critical point is at 500 points or 300 is irrelevant. It is crucial that specified a point is, and that there are respective million people in Poland.

Where does aversion to better educated people come from? There's most likely any twisted psychology in it, but most of all, it's a failure of our educational system. You may not read Ulysses yourself, but you should appreciate those who have read.

Michał Leszczyński