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Free Mind Manifesto

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Reads 98
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Parts 2
Time 35m

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Ever felt like school is not the way it should be? Ever want to protest school? A look at modern education from a student who opposes it, and analyzes the institution of education with an existential view. Many struggles and hardships occur for those who are offered education, but often fail to truly receive it and instead become a statistic and societal product.All Rights Reserved

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