The sociocultural clash between education and enterprise, meritorious machinations grandiosely fluctuating.
Things have persisted as they've always been "for quite some time" along the border, smugglers arriving with goods to sell to business peeps offering assistance.
The military resolutely guards the frontier in a valiant effort to intercept the contraband, but resident experts keep track of their movements to scout the best location to break on through.
Well-respected within the village for consistently engaging in ardent daring, they formidably co-exist at ease, unless bitter conniving and envious collusion furtively challenge their courageous resolve.
A less volatile competitor is introduced through the wisdom of altruistic daring, civil-minded citizens hoping to open a school, while encouraging the bandits to freely farm.
Education and farming may not lead to lucrative windfalls, but the inherent dangers are much less severe barring the influence of despotic drones.
Through the gradual cultivation of reason their lands could reap imaginative harvests, peaceful traditions concordantly emerging through the rational yields of prosperous contemplation.
Naturally, the application of intellect to industry constructs productive opportunity, versatile able communal ends abounding with work and relaxation.
The work may be much more steady and the relaxation somewhat less encompassing, but the hopes of earning a peaceful living engender calm and earnest reckoning.
Strange how it plays out at times how people who have earned a fortune selling subs or fries, have more political influence than learnéd peeps genuinely devoted to study.
The learnéd peeps unfortunately often having no idea what it's like to have a job, the hard-working peeps at times remaining unfamiliar with advanced concepts acquired through idle study.
They're at loggerheads at the moment even if Trudeau and Biden seem fair, if Trudeau's coming across as a jerk he's been pushed, I love watching Trudeau the warrior.
Law of the Border bleakly presents a world with no local schools, to point out how much worse things are without the potential for education.
Critiquing the educational system is a natural by-product of having received first rate instruction.
Imagine the arguments you'd have if you hadn't.
If the only way to advance was through agile reading?
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