An education reform would absolutely make a positive change. However, it made me think that it'll be hard to execute this :<< Even a simple anti-dynasty bill has been pending on Congress for decades.

We lack lawmakers who have the passion to really make our country develop and be efficient. Most of them are there more money and power, lol, krazzy politicians, grrr.

• Pet peeve ko rin talaga 'yung na-mention mong quote na kinaiinisan mo rin :< "Give 500 dollars to a rich man, and he'll turn that into 1000 in a week, give 500 dollars to a poor person, and those 500 dollars will be gone in a week."

As your pov, of course, poor man will go to buy necessity, while rich have those already kaya they tend to invest it. Hys, naging rant section ko na here, omg.

I also agree with you on a new and improved educational system. DepEd and CHED should really look into our systems. A well developed educational sector will produce well-developed kids, and well-developed kids will make a well-developed community 🤍🤍🤍 I mean, nobody taught me about investments and being a great entrepreneur. They're developing graduates who will be a corporate slave :<<<