Doston's blog

#quote

Happiness is having people in your life who bring a smile to your face whenever you see them or even think about them.

#vocab

pushchair = kolyaska(aravacha)

#vocab

spine = the outside edge of the book where the pages are gathered and bound

hardback book = qattiq muqovali(hard cover)

paperback book = yumshoq muqovali(paper cover)

I do love my goals more than I love my friends

This has also finally happened

Finally it happened

Bizni fikrlarni o'g'irlashyabdi bular.

What show! What an ending!

If you have watched suits you probably know Harvey interviews Mike. The same thing happens in the end.

Do you think universities are a scam or not? Well, not all of them, of course, but 89.9% of them are I guess.

I’ve been living in Tashkent for over three years, and during this time, I’ve met many students from different regions. Nearly 95% of them weren’t happy with their universities. These students came from various fields, ranging from engineering to medicine, but they all had one thing in common: their universities didn’t live up to their expectations.

I worked as a teacher for a while, and I saw similar issues firsthand. Students understood that learning English was far more important than anything they were getting from their universities.

#question

People say the education system in our country is terrible. You invest your life, time, and money to get into a university, but after just a few days, you realize it’s not worth it.

By studying at these universities, you’re essentially funding the system. You already know you won’t learn anything meaningful there. You dislike their ideas and the so-called rules. You don’t want to become like them—brainless robots who follow every instruction from their "developers" without question.

You constantly regret wasting your time on that campus when you could be doing something more significant. You can't respect your tutors because they don’t deserve it; most of them don’t even know their subjects well.

Whenever you look at them, you feel surrounded by losers—people whose only reason for staying at the university is to earn just enough to carry out basic human functions like eating, drinking, and breeding.

So, here’s my question: Are you aware that you’re funding this broken system? Or are you there because you think they can teach you better than YouTube? Are you paying tuition to be educated, or just to get a piece of paper that says you’re qualified