40% of Stanford Students Claim Disability — Universities Are Training Victimhood

Nearly 40% of Stanford undergraduates now claim disability accommodations — not because they can’t function, but because the system rewards it. In this episode of The Elliot Omanson Show, we break down a shocking article exposing how elite universities incentivize students to identify as “disabled” to gain advantages like single dorms, extra time on exams, and academic exemptions. What starts on campus doesn’t stop there — it follows students into adulthood, shaping identity, entitlement, and dependency. We also connect this trend to broader government systems that reward victimhood, drawing parallels to military disability abuse, Ivy League double standards, and how institutions create winners and losers by design. This isn’t compassion — it’s conditioning.