Education (n.) is mainly what we have unlearned.
Education (n.) is of embarrassingly low quality. If we learned to walk and talk the way we learn to read and write, everyone would limp and stutter.
Education (n.) is a thing possessing its limit: Iron ore cannot be educated into gold.
Education (n.) is about getting one's facts first so that they can distort them as one pleases.
Education (n.) is often interfered with by schooling.
Education (n.) is necessarily about meaning. When it consist in learning things and not the meaning of them, it amounts to feeding upon the husks and not the corn.
Education (n.) reveals to the wise and conceals from the stupid the vast limits of their knowledge.
Education (n.) is the path from cocky ignorance to miserable uncertainty.
Education (n.) is what you must acquire without any interference from your schooling.