Daniel Białek

It won’t be fair to say that school completely prepares us for life. Although it teaches us some useful skills it also leaves a lot of important things left to ourselves. It helps us to gain our responsibility and provides us some knowledge that we could need later. Finally, sometimes   it may broaden our horizons and lead us to new conclusions. Contrarily, school misses things like social education and   kills creativity, factors that later often turn out to be crucial later. In conclusion, school doesn’t entirely prepare us for life, as it focus mainly on providing knowledge, what is not enough to make us ready for life.

It’s possible that we will stop being a ,,throwaway society’’, but I don’t find it very probable in the nearest future. I think most of people is too short-sighted and selfish to change a comfortable habit without a particular pressure. The ,,throwaway society’’ exit would be possible in a situation of a serious threat or thanks to some politic operations. Some countries have already made some helpful decisions, but a remarkable improvement would need more countries involved and a lot of time. In conclusion, a ,,throwaway society’’ expiry   is possible, although it is not certain or going to happen immediately.