Practical Education

This book is not here to teach you.

It’s here to wake you up.

To fix everything wrong with what we mistakenly call “education” —

and reinvent what, how, and why we learn, from childhood to university.

Let’s be honest.

We weren’t educated.
We were conditioned to obey.

Told to sit down.
To be quiet.
To follow instructions.
To memorize.
To pass exams.
And to forget.

Is that what we call “learning”?

That’s not learning.
That’s obedience training!

The current education system was built 500 years ago —
not to empower you,
but to control you.

To train you to obey.
To turn you into a brainless factory worker,
a silent taxpayer,
a disposable soldier.

You paid for a piece of paper.
They called it a degree.
But what you really got was a receipt —
for wasting years, and paying for it,
to learn things you’ll never use in real life.

Think about it:

• You don’t need law school to understand contracts.

• You don’t need business school to know how to run a business.

• You don’t need accounting school to master tax strategy and protect your income from leeches and political scammers.

• You don’t need medical school to learn how to save lives.

• You don’t need a master’s in programming to understand the technology you use every single day.

You need to learn all of this before, and above:
manipulated history, selective poems, biased geography,
astronomy that no one on Earth truly understands,
trigonometry, algebra, theology, algorithms, ancient wars, and outdated theories.

You shouldn’t have to wait until after your so-called education
— when you're already struggling and failing —
to finally learn the real-world skills you actually need.

Every human being needs practical education.
To learn all the must-haves,
not instead of, but long before and far above
the so-called “nice-to-haves.”

Because that’s what real education is supposed to do:
prepare you for your real life, not for exams.

They never taught you:

• How to earn

• How to build

• How to protect your time, your rights, your freedom

• How to build your future

That’s not education.
That’s a scam.
A camouflage.
An illusion.

Practical Education is a call for radical reform.
It’s not just a book — it’s a movement.

A call to delete everything in the curriculum you’ll never use,
and replace it with everything you must know
to survive, succeed, and stay free and happy in real life.

This is a bold, straightforward, direct, honest, and no-nonsense manifesto —
to ditch outdated books,
and replace them with real, practical, multidisciplinary, life-ready learning.

It doesn’t try to fix the system.
It’s a wake-up call for institutions to stay relevant —
before more people follow the growing trend of skipping university,
because real life without it is so much more rewarding.

And yes — it calls you to refuse to be another victim
of a system that wastes your time and money
while teaching you nothing you’ll actually use.

This book is obviously not against learning arts, poems, history,
or any subject that enriches the soul.
We love those.

But teaching only that — because it’s easy —
while ignoring what people actually must learn to survive and thrive?

That’s not education.
That’s lazy, misleading, and a rip-off for students and parents alike.

Real education must be practical.
Built to put real life first.

Education shouldn’t just prepare you to be hired.
It must prepare you to own.

It shouldn’t end with a graduation speech —
it must end with a business, a product, a profit, independence.

Or at the very least — a well-paid dream job.

Because if all you get is a low-paid, soul-crushing job?
You’d be better off skipping the fake education system,
working at McDonald’s or becoming an online influencer,
and using the tuition money to buy a house and a car —
to start your life as a boss with assets,
not as a slave with a mortgage and a student loan.

Because here’s the truth:
You don’t need another degree.
You need to pay bills, provide for your family,
and live a free, happy, meaningful life.

You don’t need boring lectures —
you need leverage.

You don’t need school —
you need skills.

Skills that pay.

This isn’t against schools and universities —
it’s to protect them from becoming obsolete,
before more students and parents realize the current system is a scam —
a business, not an education.

This is a call to fix what’s broken — and protect what works.
To burn the outdated, irrelevant parts of the curriculum,
and replace them with practical education
that truly prepares you for life.

And by the way — education must be a two-way contract.
If what they teach doesn’t pay off in real life — and fast —
they owe you.

Not just a refund for your tuition,
but serious compensation for wasting the best years of your life.

Why trade your time, money, and mind
for a degree that leaves you broke —
and begging for a job that barely pays rent?

And let me be clear: Teachers are NOT the problem —
the system is.

Teachers are some of the best people in our communities.
But they’re trapped in the same fake education system —
built to control and enforce obedience,
not to inspire or empower.

Students deserve more than test scores.
They deserve real skills, true purpose,
and lasting happiness.

It’s time to rebuild something that actually works —
and it starts by walking away from what doesn’t.

If it’s not practical —
don’t waste your time learning it. Dot.

If it doesn’t lead to use —
it’s not worth your focus. DOT.

Don’t pay to be brainwashed with fake history.
Don’t let them teach you to hate others,
just to keep you blind to your own chains.

Don’t believe misery is noble,
just because they told you others have it worse.

It’s not the fault of some “enemy nation”
why the infrastructure in your country is broken,
why you pay most of your earnings in income tax,
VAT, customs, social “security,” fines, and inheritance tax —
just to finance their luxuries —
not to serve you,
but to fund the lifestyles of those who legislate against you.

And never get brainwashed to die in wars
that won’t defend your family — or your country.

Wars that only enrich the elites —
elites who see you just as a taxpayer they avoid,
and as a frontline soldier they’ll never send their own kids to become.

The world has enough graduates —
useful idiots with empty résumés.

What it needs is doers, earners, builders, and creators —
not people barely surviving from paycheck to paycheck,
but people who own their time, their choices, and their joy.

Education that pays isn’t about begging for a job
that barely covers your costs.

It’s about gaining independence, happiness, and security
in return for your time, talent, and effort.

By reading this book,
you’ll stand up from your knees —
and finally go build what they never offered to teach you.

Learning that liberates.
Education that empowers.

Learn to earn.
Don’t earn to learn.

Welcome to Practical Education.
A book that was never about education —
but about emancipation.