They say that robots may overpower people in the future just like in the movie "The Robot Invasion Begins" where robots will control the world. And I fear that these robots have already been codified, not in the form of robots made of metal but in the form of students. Computers have their own chips, which contain code that essentially leads them to a way of doing things. Let's break it down: Computers are for students, chips are for our education system, and encoders are for schools. Schools are turning us into robots that we fear will invade the world in the future. They are encoding society's "standard" or "expectation" into us, into computers. And if you, a student, can't process the data being coded to you, you are a failure. A shame. And many tend to believe this, especially students, that's why my topic is titled "Fools Are Found in Schools." Students are the fools because they tend to believe that others are better than them, because those "others" can process the data that is codified by the education system through what they call academics. And I have 3 supporting sub-arguments that would support the statement "fools are found in schools". First, school standardizes the world. Two, one size never fits all. Three: the school destroys a child. Listen, so you know how schools turn students into fools. Say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on "Why Violent Video Games Shouldn't Be Banned"? Get an original essay Let's move on to the first one, which is that schools standardize the world. Admit it or not, this is true. Our education system is obsessed with a narrow definition of success, that you will only succeed if you are ace at math, science, and the like. As stated by Distant Mind in 2016, our education system is based on the necessity of the industrial revolution where the most important subject is mathematics, weighting the value of arts and music. We are no longer in the period of the industrial revolution, yet we still follow a narrow educational system that only meets the needs of the so-called “revolution”. The point is, if you suck at math and science and are ace at art, you're an outcast. A failure. Because school, not to mention society, believes that you will only be successful if you achieve excellent results in academic subjects. And this is when a student thinks that other students are better. And why? Simple because other students are better than that student when it comes to academics. School turns students into fools. The second point, what I called "there is never one size fits all"; As stated previously, schools limiting themselves to the definition of success therefore leads to the conclusion that schools have only one way to educate us all. They expect us to fit perfectly into the required size, but we are not liquids that will fit into any container. It is an “unlawful massacre” as stated by Hazel Healy in 2017. Schools reduce our true intelligence to what school and society deem “standard”. And students become depressed when they don't "fit" the promised one size fits all that they say fits all. Again, one size never fits all unless you size down some parts. Schools are turning children into fools because they make people think that if they don't fit in, they are outcasts. Schools turn students into fools. Please note: this is just an example. Get a custom article from our expert writers now. Get a custom essay And these key points lead to an effect. The third point, where the school destroys a.