Warren Smith

In graduate school, for example, okay, Warren, you're required to take modern art.

Well, how could postmodernism even seep into modern art?

But here you are literally being told that there are no objective standards, objective truths.

There's no everything is open for interpretation.

The banana peel nailed to the wall is equally as beautiful as the Statue of David.

it's that and that's actually an ideology it ties into a much larger ideology and so it it literally is the driving force i mean we're just looking at one component of it right objective truth and all that but it's just this you are valid and affirming one's state where you are now rather than pursuing another standard you know

If you could afford it, if you can...

Honestly, like my experience, because in public schools, if the ideology is – I'm more concerned about the college level with the ideology seeping in because there's no defense.

There's no parents to push back.

It's different in that way.

In high schools, if it gets that crazy, there's usually some course of action.

Yeah, it's bad, but –

So you don't necessarily need to go to private school.

It's the question around college.

It's really, do you need it?

And...

It's just tough because our entire business market has structured around this.

Oh, you have the credential or not.

So the incentive is there.

It's very frustrating.