College professors often use their tenure and writings to shape the minds of their students for their own reasons and agendas; often doing so in a very liberal view-point skew. They in fact are not teaching students to think, but to answer a question based on the professors right answer, which is not a true absolute. Few things are, but our professors have a responsibility and an obligation to America to teach people to think and not to tell them how to think or hot wire peoples brains to think a certain way, their way, whatever it is. Generally it is very liberal and not reality based.

We all know that figures lie and liars figure and anyone can prove anything on a piece of paper yet at the end of the day few things are black and white and most is up for perception and/or interpretation. These professors whose interpretation more closely represents those of the academia and the lawyers who create laws to cover holes in other laws, generally are far from reality in the real world and only represent an impossible and unsustainable utopian view which has never been and could only be created by an entrepreneurial style of leadership. Certainly the utopia they portray cannot be built by those who have never built anything, had to make a pay check or worked around the over regulation. The professors do this under the auspice of helping people, fairness, integrity, ethics and righteousness. Yet they themselves are not righteous at all.

The whole viewpoint of the liberal professor is skewed and few can adequately debate with those who know the truth on these topics. Such professors in all the floweriness of their writings always fall back on the idea that they have the PhD and have the education, which entitles them to be right. Yet they have never actually in reality done anything.

Interesting point that they were taught by others who were mistaken with other PhDs and they therefore have a very similar view point, usually skewed and wrong from most and reality perspective. Many academia will defend themselves against what I am saying yet there are a few learned men who will eventually come to reality through the art of observation and real experience who will absolutely agree. These Professors often prey on young minds and try to turn them.

What is interesting is the tenure publish or perish veterans of academia are so respected by students in; AH; of their positions, yet as I read scientific reports, MIT Magazine, HBR, The Economist, Psychology Today, The Futurists, Mathematic Papers, Science Magazines, I have to tell you that no matter how many graphs and charts you put on something it does not make it real. Think about it, academia could stand a reality check, don’t you think?

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