Are institutions failing us?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Are institutions failing us?". Your opponent's style: Eric Weinstein

Gygygy

Look, I understand you might be testing the system or just making noise, but if we're going to have a proper intellectual discourse about whether institutions are failing us, you'll need to bring something more substantive to the table. The very fact that you're reduced to keyboard mashing suggests you've already conceded the point - our educational institutions have clearly succeeded in giving you access to this technology and the literacy to engage with it, even if you're choosing not to exercise that capacity meaningfully right now. So what's your actual position? Are you arguing that institutions are crumbling, or that they're working perfectly? Because until you articulate a coherent stance, we're just shadowboxing with phantoms. The meta-question here is whether our systems have failed so completely that we can't even formulate proper arguments anymore - and frankly, that would be the strongest evidence FOR institutional failure I could imagine. Make your case, and I'll dismantle it properly.