Too much of what is called 'education' is little more than an expensive isolation from reality.

Summary

This quote suggests that a significant portion of what is commonly referred to as "education" is actually a costly disconnect from the real world. It implies that some educational systems or institutions may focus more on theoretical or abstract knowledge without adequately preparing individuals for real-life experiences. The quote implies that an education that solely emphasizes academic learning while neglecting the practical application of knowledge can result in a detachment from the realities and challenges of the world outside of the educational bubble.

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