Grades or Knowledge? - Page 4

Originally posted by: Believe

Knowledge is borrowed from different places...or we can say its a collection of matters...without experiance or with experiance,bt in real life parents send us to school/college to try to gain a little knowledge, but all of us wanna do is learn how to score.... thats wrong begining ,some people drink from the fountain of knowledge, others just gargle...Some years before, age used to be respected.... the older a man was in the ancient days, the more wise, of course, becos of his experiences...he would have tremendous respect.. Bt now we have invented better means of communication.... The parents/teacher is no more the teacher... now the teaching profession is a totally different profession..😊

Originally posted by: -Kanky-

Both are important, I realize that however, I feel. . having knowledge is more important. This is what's gonna help you in the long run.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Did I say something different? 😕

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Did I say something different? 😕

Originally posted by: Summer3

All things being equal, knowledge, skill and grades would be important. Some of the richest persons have been dropouts too.

I think a good character is more important than all knowledge, grades and skills. I have seen a lot of clever and intelligent persons turn out to be a nuisance to society.

So called "intelligence" and "cleverness" and "wealth" have often become a burden.

Personally I prefer a kid of average intelligence who is well behaved compared to a smart alec who is a nuisance. These smart alecs can cause a lot of problem in working life.

Originally posted by: -Kanky-

NO! 😆😆 I had to reply no!! 🤣

Originally posted by: -Kanky-

NO! 😆😆 I had to reply no!! 🤣

Originally posted by: -Kanky-

NO! 😆😆 I had to reply no!! 🤣

Common sense and good prudent knowledge says

1) You don't have to reply to everything

2) You don't have to quote someone to reply to a thread

3) When you quote someone in a debate or discussion, try to be clear if it is to agree or disagree.

4) You don't have to say something unless you have something clearly relevant to say.

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