Can you really open your eyes on traditional Business Schools teaching
methods and their impact on the Anthropocene era?
6 million rats live underneath Paris, namely 1.75 rats per inhabitant. Rats
are in our cities, in our societies, and also in our schools, spreading
pollution and diseases. With their intelligence and adaptability, they
manage to proliferate easily, hampering silently our ecosystem. Filth,
poor hygiene, criminality, and sickness are the negative traits that have
led to the informal meaning of rat as a ‘hateful person’, ‘liar’, ‘double-
crosser’ person.
In the same way, the corporate environment deceitfully ends up
rewarding success achieved by all means, increasing the spread of the
rat society.
Business schools are the factory for a slow and schematic proliferation of
a society of standardized rat managers. 
If capitalism is inevitable and bottom line is what matters, it is
unavoidable that ideas about sustainability, diversity, responsibility
become mere decoration. 
The future is in your hands, don't fall into the trap, the cheese has
expired.