Slavishly as parents they worked and partly home educated their 2 elder children. They went to the best Universities and I mean the best in the world (judging by University ranking tables).
But once inside these hallowed halls, the parents views changed when they visited their children
and listened to the views of the Professors. The parents respect fell away for academia.
They decided that their two younger children would not go to Uni'. So the two young children work
and are engaged in the daily rituals of work which is cognitively enhancing.
However in their work place they are bombarded with 'Did you not go to Uni', type questions by those who did
and are living in debit.
There is a cultural divide between those who went to Uni and those who didn't it is
a CULTURAL APARTHEID
But once inside these hallowed halls, the parents views changed when they visited their children
and listened to the views of the Professors. The parents respect fell away for academia.
They decided that their two younger children would not go to Uni'. So the two young children work
and are engaged in the daily rituals of work which is cognitively enhancing.
However in their work place they are bombarded with 'Did you not go to Uni', type questions by those who did
and are living in debit.
There is a cultural divide between those who went to Uni and those who didn't it is
a CULTURAL APARTHEID
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