Los Angeles Legendary Sleuth

Originally, you could earn 100 bucks in eight hours, but when this guy shows up, you have to work 12 hours to earn the same amount.

Serving the boss for an extra four hours for nothing, you just know how infuriating that is."

This sentence touched Luke somewhat, reminding him of a noodle brother from the internet. At first, upon hearing about the noodle brother, Luke felt he was a sincere, good person, bringing benefits to the noodle-eating public.

But now thinking about it, he's a king of competition too, the noodles are cheap, a bowl of noodles doesn't earn much, not to mention he's working hard, and he's shutting down the competitors.

If you stand from the customer's perspective, it's indeed beneficial, but what about the competitors?

If every industry had people like this, it would be quite despairing.

Drive you to death, as long as you're not dead, just continue.

Jackson continued to ask, "What about Amir Modi? He's still a student."

Park Zhengmin slightly tilted his head and looked at Jackson, "What's wrong with being a student?

Don't you think there are significant issues in today's education?

The degree of competition among students even surpasses that of adults, do you think that's normal?"

Jackson retorted, "According to what you just said, working hard is about serving capital.

But learning is for oneself, the more one learns, the more one gains, what does that have to do with capital?"

Park Zhengmin didn't answer but asked a question instead, "Do you like sports?"

"I do."

"Why do you like sports?"

"It can make people healthy, and happy, does this have anything to do with education?"

Park Zhengmin said, "But to my knowledge, most athletes are plagued with injuries, and their average lifespan is far below normal.

If sports can make people healthy and happy, why do they suffer from injuries and die early?"

Jackson said, "Everything should be moderate, and sports are the same, excessive exercise indeed harms the body."

Park Zhengmin clapped his hands and said, "You're right, moderate exercise is good but once it gets linked with competitions, sports become distorted, beneficial things also turn harmful.

Education is the same, learning is good, but if it falls into excessive competition and exams, it's also harmful.

Moreover, education has been controlled by capital, the essence of education is actually stratification and differentiation.

If the essence of education is learning, then the exam standard should be a fixed score, as long as you pass that score and learn these things, everyone should be able to go to college.

But in reality, college admission slots are limited, it's not about how many points you score, but how you rank.

And the things you learn are precisely what capital wants you to learn.

No matter how well you learn, you can't escape the framework of capital.

The essence of education is to bind talents within a fixed framework.

To avoid the emergence of people like Hong Xiuquan and the little mustache.

If you're interested, you can look up these two people, they are quite interesting.

People smarter than them got into school, became a brick needed by capital.

These two people didn't make it to school, but instead, accomplished great things.

If those smart ones didn't over 'learn', didn't receive 'systematic' education, had time to think, do you think capital could still sleep peacefully?"

Luke, somewhat disgusted, didn't want to continue the interrogation, this guy really subverts the worldview.

Fortunately, Luke has a sound mind, not easy to be swayed by him.

Luke changed the topic and asked, "Did you find murder targets through mutual aid groups?"

"Yes."

"How did you murder Ma Jiehui?"

"Stabbed him to death with a knife.

Before I killed him, I went to his shop.

Actually, I gave him a chance to live.

At that time, his shop was about to close, the stove was off, the restaurant was cleaned up.

If he had refused to do business then, I would have spared him.

But he didn't.

He's bent on driving his peers to their doom, so I could only send him to death!"