My deepest condolences to all stereotypes

I have a few discontent that I want to voice out.

"Learn till death"

I am certain all of us are quite familiar with this quotation, right? I believe we would all agree to this quote. We all should learn till death do us part.

But that is not always the case here, what would happen when some of us choose a different path to learn, (that is by not going to any colleges or universities offered in any state or country to obtain their knowledge), you would condemn them so surreal that they would be demotivated. They then would shrink to the far corner of their heart, crying because no one would understand them even if they tried to reason it out with you and no one would even try to listen.

I mean, why do we have to rhyme "college" with "knowledge''. WHY?! Because it is only relevant to study in these special places? Knowledge can only be obtain there? Bullshit, man!

Then I ask you these questions: If that is what you hold as your principle, then what will happen after you graduated, huh? The process of learning will abruptly stops? Your brain cell would snap? One's own ability to think would cease to exist? Well, I strongly believe it is quite the contrary, now, isn't it?

I would prefer if you ask yourself these questions: Why are you even in university? Are you there just because other people go there? Or just because of a sheet of paper that will not mean anything once you get a job?

But whereas if you would think what I'm trying to convey here is studying in universities and the synonyms of it is degenerating , then you would be mistaken. I am just saying that knowledge can be obtain everywhere. Even if when you are living in solitude.


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So, adieu my fellow comrade. :)