How To Become Dangerously Self-Educated (complete plan)

Let's play a game for a second. I want you to spot the pattern between these profound thinkers. Leonardo da Vinci was born illegitimate and barred from formal education. He never learned Latin or Greek, the {quote} {unquote} essential languages of the educated elite. Nikola Tesla envisioned the first AC motor fully formed inside his mind while

walking through a Budapest park. No laboratory, no institutions, no permission, just a brain that refused to think within [music] limits. Socrates hated writing. He believed books would destroy human memory. [music] He wandered Athens asking questions that made powerful people uncomfortable, and the tyrannical government executed him for a {quote} {unquote} corrupting the youth when all he did was teach [music]

them how to think for themselves. Diogenes lived in a barrel. Alexander the Great, you know, the guy who conquered most of the known world [music] before the age of 30, once found Diogenes sunbathing and asked if there was anything he could do for him. Diogenes had one request. He [music] asked him to stop blocking his sunlight.

He had no credentials, no system, and he refused to be domesticated by anyone. So, did you spot the pattern? Formal education called every one of these thinkers a failure, but why? The education system rewards you for hoarding facts. It rewards you for memorizing names, dates, and statistics. It rewards you for complying with a

curriculum you did not choose, and worst of all, it tests you on these metrics inside an exam hall, then releases you into the world that tests you on none of them. Life is lived in the arena, not classrooms. I'm speaking a lot from personal experience here because I played this game and won it. I set the