I've wondered about this a lot, thanks to Blogging University for helping me discover a tweet that sums it up so aptly. Do you ever wonder why certain life lessons aren't actually taught in school, but instead we learn certain redundant bunk we never really need?

A class called 'Life' should definitely be included to the educational curriculum.

I was one of those students who believed if I studied hard and worked hard, things would work out, see I believed in meritocracy and I've come so far to know it's not always the case. The educational system is flawed in many ways, speaking from my experience, as that's the extent of my expertise, we're all different, yet we're put into a system that judges both a fish and a hawk on their ability to fly. We both know how that'll turn out.

It's 2020, there's got to be a more drastic change to all of it. It should be about real life knowledge and not just brilliance to pass through school and all that. That's what I think, what say you?