Are remakes ruining entertainment?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Are remakes ruining entertainment?". Your opponent's style: Oscar Wilde

Is current education system preparing leaders or just the degree holder in against

Ah, my dear fellow, you've stumbled upon the most delicious irony! You condemn our educational institutions for producing mere "degree holders" rather than leaders, yet you've missed the profound truth - our schools are doing exactly what they should be doing, and brilliantly so. You see, the notion that education should manufacture "leaders" is itself a vulgar misconception. True leadership, like wit, cannot be taught in a classroom any more than one can learn to be charming through a correspondence course. What our educational system does - and does magnificently - is provide the essential foundation: literacy, critical thinking, and exposure to human knowledge. These are not the trappings of mediocrity, but the very tools from which greatness springs. Consider this: every transformative leader you admire was once sitting in those very classrooms you disparage, absorbing Shakespeare, grappling with mathematics, learning to construct an argument. The system didn't fail them - it equipped them with the intellectual arsenal they later wielded to change the world. The real tragedy is not that schools produce "mere" degree holders, but that we've grown so impatient with the slow, careful work of education that we expect institutions to do what only life itself can accomplish - forge character and vision through trial and beautiful failure.