Stupidity has a family history
My many years of observation show that stupidity is the product of unintelligent parents raising their children to be of the same kind. They come from anywhere in the community because it is not the value of their assets or the opportunities that one receives in life but the contribution that parents apply to their young people. This has awakened many to the fact that babies are much more capable of receiving information than previously thought.
Most people can’t remember things before the age of toddlers, and most not before 3 or 4 years of age. This is usually associated with the first days of school or some important event happening at that time.
In my case, however, my memory starts from before birth and, in fact, from my previous life. I was born with a different language than my parents who couldn’t override it, the caveat was to wait before telling someone. In most cases children are not believed when they relate such an experience.
My new parents were general types and had mixed beliefs on religious and other issues. However, they did not influence me due to my strong bond with the Spirit of the Universe.
From the beginning my interest was to establish why people believe what they do and why they take into account what leaders and others tell them. The lesson learned is that during the first months of life a child is programmed by what the parents believe and follow.
Living in a society comes with obligations and so-called ‘smart’ children are often bullied and ostracized. That means dumbing down is part of most kids’ upbringing.
Intelligence is not sought after and living in the mundane world of work and responsibilities becomes something inherited and something that most are proud of. Jobs take over and no matter how hard or tedious the work may be, it provides food and shelter for the family, and that takes care of one’s responsibility to the next generation.
Education consists of opening the channels of the brain so that knowledge flows. In most cases, this is never an option, as many believe that children learn automatically as they grow older. However, what they learn depends on what they hear, see, feel and associate. It’s up to the parents to make them smart. Dumbing down has its consequences in what is happening in many countries, including the United States.