Essay On Dualism In High School

The world we live in today is filled with psychopaths, murderers, priests, and teachers. Each and everyone of them have their own personal beliefs. Descartes had a philosophy he followed known as Dualism. Dualism is the belief that there is a sensory world and a realistic world. Ever since my early middle school years, I yearned for the high school experience. Television showed me high school is an enchanted place. There would be little work and be joyful. That being my sensory world, I thought high school would be magical. However, realistically, high school is depressing, exhausting, frustrating, and has turned me into a workaholic. Since I’ve learned about Dualism, this philosophy has described my experience in high school. The western hemisphere is

How could I have believed that television shows would tell anything, but a lie? Maybe it was my young ignorance or maybe it was the thought of being in a calm environment, but I do know that I made a mistake of believing shows such as ICarly, Ned’s Declassified, and even Victorious (which we did not discuss). Television shows are made for entertainment, not for accurate information. Some T.V. shows are, surprisingly, helpful. They can sometimes help you realize how fun a situation could turn out. After all, high school is supposed to be hard. You cannot believe that you will attend an educational institute without the expectation of learning. The world is filled with psychopaths, murderers, priests, and teachers. All with their own philosophies. Descartes had the intentions of making people wonder about the sensory world and the real world. Dualism is found in high school, through T.V. shows and expectations. It is the student’s experience that makes high school not the sensory experience. In my case, high school is tiring, boring, and sometimes seems useless. Fortunately, I know the truth now; high school is going to be painful, but it will be worth it in the