In conjunction with this, I fully believe that Big Capital are the ones that are absolutely pushing the abortion bans, by proxy of "religion". Sure, there's niche groups that support it, but that money is coming from SIGNIFICANTLY RICH people pushing that shit through.

They want uneducated people. They absolutely want an uneducated labor class as people are cheap.

I also hate "reading a book" as a proxy metric for intelligence. I know plenty of cultured smart people who watch documentaries but don't read. And I know some dense, not that bright people who read a lot of Twilight style books.

*Tootie

Historically, there have been moments of very rapid literacy, so just to answer the question - is it possible?, yes. The question is more of when does literacy become relevant o everyday life, if the literature is made relevant then people will learn. This is even true on a smaller scale in the classroom, even with all the challenges of education

The smarter you are, the less likely you are to want kids or have "accidents", and even if you do, you won't have many.

Spot the bad trend.

Exception: Rich people have kids regardless of how smart they are.

This is another bad trend.

We're not quite at Eloi and Morlocks yet, but given how things are at the moment, I think we'll be there sooner than H.G.Wells thought.

That's kind of why the founding fathers of the United States decided to go with a representative republic and not an outright democracy. That's also why only land owners could vote for a period of time. They had no faith in the commoners, and we're seeing more every day that their lack of faith was well founded. Back then your chances of being educated were much higher if you were a rich land owner, so they put their faith in that, rather than giving the uneducated masses collaborative control over the government.

Pig is known for not having the highest IQ.

using "learn" to mean "teach" isn't standard, but it is valid in some dialects. you may hear people say "that'll learn ya!" from time to time.

3 branches are executive, legislative and judicial. The president is the head of the executive branch, congress legislative.

First is elected, second is a mix of hereditary

We don't have any hereditary government positions in the United States. That is antihesis to our overall ideology. Everything else you said is wrong too, but you figured that out already. You were close on some things though. Not bad for someone who doesn't live here.