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Since communism values cooperation over competition, and there are no artificial scarcity for jobs and such, I wonder how will a communist society go about education. (lemmy.ml)

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I wonder if they would still do test scores, advanced classes, elite universities, and other meritocratic based things that position some people above others in their human development.

Edit: I wonder how this kind of mentality will be eradicated

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[–] darkernations@lemmygrad.ml 9 points 3 months ago

I wonder how this kind of mentality will be eradicated

I suspect when the material conditions of capitalism is no longer the dominant mode of global economics ie those who own the means of production find destructive competition less fruitful than sustainable cooperation.