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Psyop (less likely) or ignorant (very likely)?
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I'm under the impression that there is a spectrum of learning disorders and some of them involve just inability to learn things of certain complexity. I might be mixing something up though.
My point is that, as you said, some people just need the better system. They're not necessarily fit to build it, living as they are in the worse system that denies them survival at times, let alone specialized education and stuff.
Aaactually, apparently I mixed it up, because what I meant would more likely fall under learning and intellectual disabilities.