Comments by "IIIRattleHeadIII" (@badass6300) on "Is Childhood the best time of your life?" video.

Ah yes, can't wait to mountain bike at 50-60... the best time of your life is 14-25, but children are failed by the education system, which teaches them nothing in 12-20 years, wastes their youth and they come out completely useless and unprepared for life.
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Not true for tons of children, which have complete freedom within the laws and that's the worst thing that can happen to a child.
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It sucks when you want to be a highly skilled and knowledgeable expert by 16-18 and want to work, but you are prevented by the "education " system and your parents.
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That's why people must be strong, so if you have children, which is highly unlikely that you want to have, make them strong and teach them skills and knowledge so that by 18 they can be engineers or tradesmen or businessmen.
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The worst thing as a child you can have is total freedom.
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@zainm5919 start self-educating in an engineering field or trade or commerce or law(potentially go to private courses if good reasonably priced ones exist) and exercising through sports or the gym. Everyone I know that self-educated and became an expert in a field and started working at 16-19 in a good Career have been living their lives to their fullest and are enjoying it, no university, no nothing and are making a killing(3-4x the average salary of the capital).
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@zainm5919 Same, except I also self-educated and completed a few private courses and regret ever going to university(and school, but that's sadly mandatory until the last year of high school). Now I'm finally going to be getting a job... my plans were delayed by a total of 7 years... My best friend got a software developer job at 16 right after 10th grade, a few other good friends got a software developer job right after highschool and a few other friends got other engineering jobs, like auto engineering and machine engineering after high school. They self-educated and went to private courses during school and barely graduated due to absence, but have been living the life.
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