In a manner of speaking humans are all students and teachers - passing on information and the lessons of life through books, personal experiences, and other timely venues throughout history.

The life of a teacher can be incredibly rewarding, unpredictable, and profoundly exhausting all at the exact same time. On the flip side - teaching is often met by challenges - overcrowded classrooms, school supplies, administration and politics, budgets, environmental concerns, students mental health issues, parents, and other challenges that the average teacher did not sign up for. It's no wonder that by the end of every school year the average teacher is burned out.

The landscape of education must change with evolving society because that is part of the algorithm of the human journey. The way curriculum is taught today is not the way it was taught in the past because each generation is programmed differently.

Sometimes an education system can adapt, and other times it is stuck in old paradigm due to lack of funding, teacher training, and initiative.

Today we recognized the challenges of students and hopefully can help them find some meaning in life because they will become the questors and the teachers of tomorrow.

Teachers face a new frontier with Artificial Intelligence both in and out of the classroom as many students are homeschooled.

Like it or not, artificial intelligence has become part of every aspect of evolving society. There is no going back. It was meant to happen at this time.

As our simulated reality ends - people tend to wonder if AI is going to be the downfall of humanity with thoughts of The Terminator echoing as a possibility.

Parallel events are running as the simulation closes. They include societal and political breakdowns, planetary destruction by war, climate change and natural disasters, and the advance of technology.

Many souls remain stuck in the illusions of emotional reality, forever recycling their programmed issues - sometimes spiraling out of control as time and reality move in spirals.

When the simulation closes, everything is gone.

That is your lesson for today ...