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Zuby sits down with Samuel Leeds to talk about why he pulled all four of his kids out of the school system entirely. Samuel breaks down his own experience being punished at school for paying a classmate to help with his homework, a classmate who now works for him, and explains why he believes the system is built to produce compliant, obedient people rather than independent thinkers. He also shares the story of an employee who spent forty thousand pounds on a university drama degree only to end up working at McDonald's, and argues that graduates from universities like Cambridge often understand less about money and economics than the people out running businesses without a degree. A wide-ranging conversation about education, money, and why Samuel believes the traditional path from school to university to a job is failing an entire generation.
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