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Education's evil twin, where you learn the answer before you're allowed the question.
means Teaching someone a set of beliefs so thoroughly they accept it uncritically, without weighing alternatives.
from From Latin doctrina, teaching, via doctor, teacher — literally to put a doctrine into someone. The word started innocent, just meaning instruction, then curdled around the 1800s into the loaded sense of cramming beliefs past the gatekeeper of doubt.
Once neutralOriginally just meant teaching, no menace attached.
Doctrine kinShares its root with doctor and document.
Key tellDiscourages questions rather than inviting them.