>Once you start looking for such patterns, they become painfully apparent.
Wouldn't it be great if we could help train others to be able to do that too?
Wouldn't it be great if we could help train others to be able to do that too?
That bodes poorly for generalised skillsets.
There's a generalised rebuttal to calls for greater intelligence / education as a solution to problems: All the children aren't above average. And if your solution to some circumstance is to make them so, or pretend that they are, you are going to be having a bad time.
I'm not against education. I'm against having it be the only suggested remedy. Particularly from a party with a vested interest in both deflecting responsibility and creating the problem in the first place.