The Educational System In Ayn Rand's Sandtopia

Declaration of Independence War, competition, and eagerness to get rid of the neighbor are a few insincere characters that the current society seems to follow. When a young child sleeps on an empty stomach knowing that when he or she wakes up the dining table will still be vacant, then it is irrational to say society cares. Not only is there a high rate of unemployment, but there is also a towering rate of imprisonment of adolescence. The lack of education and inequitable opportunity in the workforce leads to ignorance and hungry. If the living environment surrounding an individual is filled with hatred, jealousy, and greed, it’s only logic that the citizens consume that environment. Society teaches citizens that to gain a possession, force must used. Not to mention that freedom is often mistaken for control. Trust was broken when brother turned against his brother over a promise of land or wealth. Trust was broken when mother cried over her son as she watched him pull the trigger. Trust was broken when the poor were left to die and the rich were rewarded with all the money in the world. Trust …show more content…
Meritocracy once was used to keep order, and it is now adopted in Sandtopia. The Educational system is based on Fineland’s and Shanghua-China’s system. It is fair to mention that its health care system was adopted from the French. Hence fore, Sandtopia’s systems are not original, but there are improved from the original and are structured in way even centuries cannot destroy. In Sandtopia every citizens follows a similar schedule where a child goes to school, and an adult goes to work, and at the end of the day the family sits down to share a meal. Humans are given the choice to choose their spouses, friends, career, and the location of their home. Sandtopia is established to create peace and reduce conflict. It is where a bird can fly without having to dodge a bullet or look