So of course the government isn't going to teach you anything that is going to make it possible

for you to succeed and universities are going to constantly rail against any improvements

in regular school, public school because they need public schools to suck so they have

something to offer.

But the level of economic education, like, you know, I mean Billy Eilish, right?

I mean, what are you going to say?

Good singer and all that, but kind of demonic in her tastes.

But she's like, oh, just give away, give away your billions.

If you're a billionaire, why are you a billionaire? Give your money away, blah, blah, blah. I'm going to make

some bird hands here. And of course, she wouldn't have learned anything intelligent about

any of this stuff in government schools. Government schools are run on communistic principles, which is why communism continually spreads

the moment you hand over your children to the state.

You know, it's the old argument that don't be shocked.

Don't be shocked if you send your kids to be educated by Caesar and they come back as Romans.

So I just wanted to lay out to you why it's a generally bad idea.

Now, of course, there are those who become wealthy because of the government and money printing and central banking and war.

So all of that, that's fine, but you don't put billionaires in the same category.

And yes, everybody has to make their compromises with the system that is. But I'm talking about

the billionaires who have earned their money in the general free market. So you can only earn billions by creating

trillions in value. Trillions of dollars worth of goods and services, efficiency, efficiency,

and jobs. It'd be nice if I could say the word efficiently, efficiently. So if you're worth billions, it's because you've created

trillions in economic value. How have you done that by serving people's needs and preferences

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