Educating the Hunted

2/10/2026

There is a disturbing reality regarding the ladders out of poverty available to women (academia being an important one), a reality where old-world, ass kissing, kickback-loving, sociopathic predators and their lackeys act as gatekeepers.

It has become something I can clearly define - and measure - as I have navigated my way through the labyrinth of nonsense surrounding education in the US, in my efforts to enter an economic playground previously held over my head.

With little agency over things like the substance and quality of my paid-for-education, I find my only real outlet for all of this observed oppression - for the moment at least - is here.

You see, I cannot control the quality, or lack there of, of the information being offered, nor can I control the intent behind the lectures, the book sales, the promoted podcasts, or blatant agendas.

What I can do... is outline in very detailed, specific, measurable, and quantifiable ways, what I have come up against in terms of entitlement in academia, and place those instances within the proper context of the social and economic influences which permeates them.

From Educator Red Flags to The Price of Education... I am going to show everyone what it costs to play ball with those who have hidden behind privilege for far too long. Given the agency educators have over the outcome of our lives, their confused intent in educating our populous absolutely needs to be discussed at great length.

Educators must be challenged, so that their intent AND actions are better suited TO END what we now understand as systematic oppression and the silencing of entire swaths of people.

The power grabs we are witnessing in the news are mirrored in the halls of academia. As lip service is still in play, and the suggested manor of dealing with 'entitled professors' with tenure.

What both academia AND its pillars need realize, however - is that the hunted have come for their education - and we are not going to give a single inch when it comes to basic humanity, decorum, and inclusion.

Attempts to scare me away, intimidate me, or influence my self-esteem - as a way to avoid accountability - will be reported in depth and recorded for posterity.

The time of keeping with tradition is over. The tradition of harming certain students, silencing others, and forcing partisan agendas - is over.

Namaste
The Storyteller

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Education
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Anyone keeping current on both education and the STEM industries will notice that BOTH are at a crossroads in history.

In order to carry on our legacy of exploration and discovery we will need to face the corruption and systematic limits that have held education back for decades.

Kids today are graduating High School without basic math and English skills, despite the fact that most are capable of so much more.

In almost every way education has been set up to limit exceptionalism and to encourage mediocracy, which has placed an unfair burden of boredom and neglect upon our children.

Our children could be graduating High School with complete degrees in a trade or academic field. The only reason they aren't is because too few people are working to solve the bigger problem.

Our systems aren't designed to work.

It's time to stop staunching the flow of life-force gushing from our educational systems.

It's time to start providing the absolute best opportunities to learn for everyone, so that together we can build a future for all humanity, a future we can be proud of.

Join me here as I cover my own experiences in education and the private work force, and how I think we can totally change education, so that kids can finally set free their full potential.