What has taught you more?

My first job

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4chan oddly enough.

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Art and friends. I was lucky enough to grow up with good humored psuedo-intellectuals, and constant learning just kinda became a pre-req for hanging out.

>>2015688
Internet, easily
Used to read lot of books as a kid, but it's nothing compared to the knowledge internet brought me since I first met with it at 15

>>2015839
God I pitty you

Hard to say. My upbringing formed the basis of my thinking, which means my parents and schooling account for quite a bit, and arguably all further knowledge can be attributed to them, but I've self-taught myself a bunch of shit.

Obviously not my parents but the more I learn the more I realize that my parents were right in a lot of basic issues because they legitimately wanted the best for me.

I'd say friends and family taught me the most important thing which is social functioning. But if we're talking pure booksmart it's definitely media. School made a nice base to build on but most of the knowledge I actually remember comes from my own curiosity.

>>2015688
in reference to history media by a landslide then family because muh heritage; school is next to useless aside from loaning me a textbook for a year.

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>>2015688
Media, by a longshot
internet (primarily Wikipedia) gave me a decent grasp on major concepts
books give me more intimate knowledge (going through a book rather than an entire wiki article is far more pleasant)

>>2015688
Media, but school taught me how to understand and filter that information.

Parents were more like role models

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The Holy Bible

>>2015688
Define taught