Beware of pre-education that requires more minds to understand.Emile as a worker would soon experience inequalities he had not been aware of before.He'll want to cross-examine the principles I've told him that he understands perfectly.When he understands what happens to the poor, he wonders why I am not so poor.He might suddenly ask me harshly, "You are rich, you told me, and I know you are. Since everyone should work for society, rich people and everyone else, have you done something for society?" What?" So, how should a good mentor answer?I don't know, maybe he'd talk to the kids about his upbringing, that's silly enough.I would answer, "My dear Emile, that is a good question. If you can find a satisfactory answer for yourself, I promise to answer it for myself. I will take care to allocate time between you and the poor during this period." , I make a table or a stool every week, so as not to make myself useless."
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