*WE ARE CUTTING EDGE
these things you see are not all mine,
some are old, some are new, some are borrowed, most are stolen.
there is one thing i would like to confess, that things of this world one truly cannot possess...
true significance lies with those who know me best
some are old, some are new, some are borrowed, most are stolen.
there is one thing i would like to confess, that things of this world one truly cannot possess...
true significance lies with those who know me best
The answer, therefore, was to come up with a system where people’s innate desire for dangerous concepts like freedom and liberty could be effectively squashed. The solution came in 1819, when Prussia founded a compulsory educational system. By crushing the insidious independent spirit early in the little tykes, the Prussian State could easily use the more docile public as the necessary fodder for an effective death machine. All this was perfectly symbolized by the term ‘kindergarten’, German for ‘children’s garden. No, it didn’t mean that the children were at play in a garden, but rather, that they were like vegetables to be prepared by teachers, with the ultimate goal that they be sliced up by the State in the name of some greater good salad.
Apt Pupils | Robert Sterling (via nathanielstuart)
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