Education (n.) teaches a way of looking at things along with a technique, rooted just as firmly.
Education (n.) in science teaches children that water is hydrogen and oxygen — anyone who doesn't follow is stupid — and conceals the most important questions.
Education (n.) today aims at decreasing the capacity for suffering: a school counts as good if the children have a good time.
Education (n.) quite different from ours could ground quite different concepts; only so are essentially different concepts imaginable.
Education (n.) today aims at decreasing the capacity for suffering; a school is good if the children have a good time — sufferings are supposed to be out of date.