Comedy Show Review, Yu-Gi-Oh! (TV Show)
It’s a wonderful fantasy with a moral about education.
Let me explain this moral:
A “teacher”, whoever that teacher is, should be a superior with proper experience.
A “student”, whoever that student is, should be a beginner with ignorance.
The subject is a relationship between knowledge and ignorance.
The “teacher” knows most; the “student” knows least.
And, so, teaching always begins with the difference of knowledge and ignorance.
What happens when the “student” graduates from the teacher’s test well?
Well, what happens is…
The “teacher”, who covers the student’s successful class, is no longer superior.
Now the “student” becomes equal with the “teacher” and both know the subject.
Ignorance practically vanishes for this subject area for the student.
The student now knows enough about the subject and no longer has much ignorance.
The “teacher” goes from being a superior to the student to being an equal to the student.
The student can probably even defeat the teacher in his own game.
Once that happens, the teacher is no longer superior and the student can now be equal.
The “subject” becomes a thing of the past to forget about and the student moves on.
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