In animal farm Should everyone be educated at the farm or would this lead to any problems?

In "Animal Farm," education for all animals could empower them to make informed decisions and challenge the leadership, potentially preventing the rise of tyranny. However, the ruling pigs, particularly Napoleon, fear that widespread education could undermine their control and lead to dissent. Thus, they restrict education to maintain their power, illustrating how knowledge can be both a tool for liberation and a threat to authoritarian regimes. Ultimately, the lack of education among the animals contributes to their oppression and exploitation.