Logics

Since childhood, harmful, illogical knowledge in the form of fairy tales has been loaded into children’s heads. I wish parents could think logically about what they read to their children. What can the fairy tale “Emelya” teach? Be lazy, do nothing, and everything will be fine?

“Morozko” - “Kind” dad takes his own daughter to the forest and leaves her there in the cold. Well, it’s simply impossible to imagine “kinder.” Does your daughter lie to Morozka that she is not cold, and receives material values ​​for this lie? And the second one tells the truth, and she is killed for it.

And "Cinderella"? A super-professional sorceress can make a carriage before 24:00, and the one who is “still learning” makes shoes forever. And the prince? Whoever the shoe suits is the one I will marry. What if it suited an 80-year-old granny? And does Cinderella dream of marrying such a “brain”?

What kind of people are fairy tales? No, what fairy tales are - so are the people. If instead of logic we load children with this kind of dregs in the form of fairy tales, we get exactly the same result that we have. Children brought up on “folk” tales go to school. The place where they should be taught to think, and not just count and write. But in modern school there is no subject that teaches how to think correctly. Namely, this subject called “logic” is vital. Learn to understand that if a hero is called kind in a book, this is not at all a fact. Draw conclusions that are logically justified. Don't believe everything that is said or written. The actions of a huge number of people are incomprehensible and illogical. What do we want? Who taught them to think? Think? They were stuffed with information and thrown into the labor market. Some people learned to think logically on their own, while others never got around to it.

The consumer doesn't need logic. The more delusional his choice, the better for an economy based on consumption. But you also need to produce. Well, they can’t just consume everything. And in order to raise a producer, a creator, one must be taught to think correctly.

Some teachers complain about their hard lot, but calmly participate in election fraud. And then they teach children to be honest. Where is the logic? Complain about a hard, low-paid job and be afraid of losing your job?

Work less, get more. How is that? For many, this contradiction does not raise any doubts. But the right thing to do is to work more and earn more. It's logical. Logic should be taught in school. Otherwise, we will still have Emelya, Cinderella, princes and other heroes in a separate fairy tale country...