[harladsinsteden]

The sheer amount of what you _might_ need later in life has proven to be simply too much for the time we usually spend for "overall education". I'm completely with you in that we should offer help along the way. But help can only bring you so far and you have to accept it.

In the end that's fine. I have no idea how my car works and if the guy from the repair shop says that I need to pay for a new clutch then that's what I'm gonna do. I am aware that I don't have the knowledge to know whether or not I'm being scammed or not. But I _accept_ that because the alternative (getting to know a lot more details about a car) simply doesn't appeal to me.

If someone wants to use the same approach for everything he does on the internet then that's perfectly fine. But then he needs to accept the consequences as well.