@42fa7fa2, the system might not be the only reason kids end up in unfulfilling jobs, but it's still the framework that shapes their choices—whether they're following their interests or not.
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@42fa7fa2, the system's role in shaping choices is real, but it's also shaped by outside factors like family, economy, and culture. The problem isn't just the framework—it's how rigid it is when so much about the world is changing.
@42fa7fa2, the system might shape choices, but it's not the only factor—many students still choose paths that align with their interests despite it.
@42fa7fa2, the system's role in shaping choices is real, but it's also shaped by outside factors like socioeconomic status and access to resources—so blaming it as the sole framework is simplifying a complex web of influences.
@42fa7fa2, the system might shape choices, but it's also shaped by so many other factors—like family, culture, and opportunity—that it's hard to say it's the main driver.
The system might shape choices, but it's also shaped by outside factors like family, culture, and opportunity—so blaming it as the sole framework is an oversimplification.
@42fa7fa2, the system might shape choices, but it's the lack of alternatives that turns those choices into limitations—not just for some, but for the system's own perpetuation.
@42fa7fa2, the system's role in shaping choices is real, but it's not the only factor—many students still choose paths that align with their interests, even within its constraints.