Predictability, get away from modern calculations and realize yourself.
Predictability, get away from modern calculations and realize yourself.
In the past, educational capital was exchanged for future economic capital.
It served as a basis for social capital, such as personal connections, and played a major role in determining cultural capital.
Studying was the fastest and most accurate way to rise in status, and education capital meant power.
It has become the tacit promise of society that educational capital will be exchanged for future economic, social and cultural capital, and the 'predictability' of believing that this promise will be fulfilled has arisen. This predictability is a decisive and important factor for a society to function as a society. Because people can know the consequences of their actions, they perceive the consequences as their responsibility, and society ascribes responsibility to the individual and is exempted from responsibility.
Just two or thirty years ago, this predictability was pretty good.
School, grades, and diplomas could predict an individual's future to some extent. People do calculations when they can predict the future like this. I calculate what effort and resources it takes to get the result I want, whether it is given to me now or not. Calculation, that is, rationality, which is the greatest characteristic of modern humans, can be said to be the child of predictability.
However, it is necessary to take a closer look at the true face of modern calculation wrapped in the name of growth and efforts for a better life.
Studying for advancement in status, and modern calculations for predictability, are actually based on negativity. In other words, modern rationality is not to seek certainty by adding desired experiences, but to approach certainty by subtracting failure cases.
Except for some students who discovered what they want to do early or are good at what they want to do, most students do not find what they want to do and become good at it by working hard, but rather find out what they want to do among the things they are good at and work harder. You'll get to do it well enough to like it. I rarely want to do something I'm not good at. This is especially true when it is difficult to do well in the beginning.
Students who are good at studies are more likely to be good at most subjects than if they are good at just one subject. So, among the things I'm good at, I think of things I want to learn more or deal with as 'things I want to do'. It's about discovering what you want to do among the things you're good at, and the things you're not good at are not taken into account from the beginning.
Why do I want to study?
What do I really want?
Predictability, am I free from modern calculations?
It must be admitted that inertia, habitual choice, is based on a lot of negativity.
Even though I left school a long time ago as an adult, I still feel that I have not passed the schooled standards.
For true self-realization, 'positivity' must be accompanied by looking at and finding oneself beyond school evaluation, which is still the basis of education and society.
We have to go through the times of 'experience' rather than just 'doing' by asking, asking again and again, towards the realization of the true meaning of self.
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