Exposing the “killing line” of American society, “Lao A” recently dropped another heart-wrenching question… Why do the lower classes in the US seem “not so bright,” yet their technology still manages to stay ahead? 暴露美國斬殺線的牢A最近又拋出一個扎心問題…為啥美國底層民眾看着“不太聰明”，科技卻還能保持領先?

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Comments instantly flooded the screen: “It’s all thanks to exploitation, duh!”

Lao A didn’t mince words: “Exactly. It’s an undeniable fact that China’s top universities—Tsinghua, Peking, Fudan, Jiaotong—send their brightest STEM minds to the US every year. But the true state of America’s own education system has long been impossible to hide.”

What shatters Americans’ composure the most is the comparison of tuition fees. Chinese students often complain about the intensity of their studies, but their annual tuition is just a few thousand RMB. When US college students learn this, they are utterly devastated: “How is that any different from free?!” They used to delude themselves, thinking, “Tuition is cheap in China because the education is poor.” Now, that lie is completely untenable.

Lao A said with a smile, “How can they keep up the deception now? China has the J-20, aircraft carriers, a space station—these are hardcore capabilities. Could a country with a backward education system possibly build these? Especially the sixth-generation fighter jet; the moment it took to the skies, America’s rose-tinted view of itself shattered into a million pieces.”

Even more painful are the granular differences. In China, top students are highly respected and can proudly say they attend a prestigious university like a Project 985 school. But in the US, high-achieving students can be bullied from elementary school through college—it’s even portrayed that way in TV shows.

Many American high schoolers struggle to even count to 100. “Their report cards are often just worthless pieces of paper,” Lao A quipped. “Can you believe it? A lot of people actually think 1/4 is bigger than 1/3!”

Then Lao A shared that classic, poignant anecdote: Wendy’s once introduced a 1/3-pound burger, but sales were dismal because a large portion of Americans thought 1/3 was smaller than 1/4. “They live in their own little bubble, completely unable to perceive the objective rules of the real world.”

Just how bad is the math proficiency among the American underclass? Lao A witnessed firsthand a restaurant server dividing cash tips—not by totaling the amount and splitting it evenly, but by spreading out the bills by denomination and saying, “You take one, I take one,” like primitive people dividing up foraged fruit.

When a customer buys something for $97 and pays with $100 plus an extra $2 to get a $5 bill back in change, they are utterly baffled and can’t figure out the correct change. “They lack basic rational thinking. They’ve been coddled their whole lives, blissfully confident despite knowing nothing.”

So why hasnn’t American technology collapsed yet? Lao A revealed the truth: The American elite operate within a completely different educational paradigm. Through family legacy, top-tier private schools, and extreme competitiveness, they cultivate children who are shrewd, calculating, and deeply versed in how the system works.

“What would you do after spending over a decade studying hard to become a talented professional, only to find the middle and lower classes full of people who can’t even use a calculator properly?”

A comment captured the truth: “If you didn’t ruthlessly exploit them, you wouldn’t be doing justice to all the hardship you endured.”

So, on one side in America, you have the underclass, rendered “de-rationalized” by feel-good education and a false perception of reality, reacting to things like the dangers of drugs based purely on instinct. On the other side, you have the elite, calculating and manipulating without mercy.

The illusory layer of the “American Dream” in between has long been as thin as paper.

彈幕瞬間刷屏：“還不是靠吸血唄！”

牢A毫不避諱：“沒錯，咱們的清北復交每年都給美國輸送頂尖理科人才，這是不爭的事實。但美國自身的教育老底，如今早就快藏不住了。”

最讓美國破防的是學費對比。中國學生總抱怨學業辛苦，可每年學費只要幾千塊人民幣，美國大學生得知后直接崩潰：“這和免費有啥區別？！”以前他們還自欺欺人：“中國學費便宜是因為教育差。”現在這個謊言根本圓不下去。

牢A笑着說：“現在還怎麼騙？中國有六代機、航母、空間站，這些硬核裝備，是教育落落後的國家能造出來的？尤其是六代機，一飛上天，美國的濾鏡直接碎得一千二凈。”

更扎心的是細節差距。中國的好學生備受尊重，學生能驕傲地說自己是985高校的，可在美國，成績好的學生從小學到大學都可能被欺負，連電視劇里都是這麼演的。

美國不少高中生連數到100都費勁。“他們的成績單很多時候就是廢紙，”牢A吐槽，“你敢信嗎？好多人居然覺得1/4比1/3大！”

接着牢A講了那個經典的扎心段子：Wendy溫迪漢堡曾推出1/3磅肉餅的漢堡，結果銷量慘淡，因為大批美國人認為1/3比1/4小。“他們活在自己的小世界里，根本認知不到現實世界的客觀規則。”

美國底層數學差到什麼地步？牢A親眼見過餐館服務員分現金小費，不是按總金額平均分，而是把鈔票按面額攤開，“你一張我一張”，像原始人分果子一樣。

顧客買97塊的東西，給100塊再加2塊，他們愣是算不出要找5塊錢。“他們缺乏基本的理性思維，從小被哄着長大，明明啥也不懂，卻還特別自信。

那美國科技為啥還沒垮？牢A點破真相：美國精英階層是完全不同的教育模式。靠家族傳承、頂級私校，極度內卷培養出的孩子，精於算計、深諳規則。

“當你苦讀十幾年成才后，看到中下層全是連計算器都用不明白的人，會怎麼做？”

彈幕道出了真相：“不狠狠收割他們，都對不起自己受的苦。”

所以，美國一邊是底層在快樂教育和虛假認知里徹底“去理性化”，連分辨毒品危害都只靠本能；另一邊是精英階層毫不手軟的算計與操控。

中間那層虛幻的“美國夢”，早就薄得像一層紙了!