Nice degree, I am sure you would be a fun person to sit down and talk with.
You are one of the smartest people here, do not downplay your enlightening intelligence.
lol I thought you were in your 50s
remember the slowest way is the faster one
I think experience is much better than theory
he is right lolPhD in philosophy?
Look, I have a friend who has a PhD in mathematics. He wants to go live in the Amazon and stop using any electronic means of communication. It's a dream he's always had. If he shows that diploma to the Amazonian tribe, the Pirahã, whose language doesn't appear to use numbers, would my friend still be a PhD in mathematics?
What do you deduce, my dear Plato?
You quoted the wrong post, better edit your post ser.
it's normal like any average Tate follower, you need to know my friend that knowing things is better than being ignored nothing you learn will go to waste, even if you think it's not important for now, it will come time when you will need it
yeah and a lot
it was about Ethics specifically Kant’s Categorical Imperative
I am confused as what this is supposed to imply. I will just say, I am not anti-education in the general sense, rather, I dislike the way education is structured in today's world simply because of stupid way in which we interact, namely in the universities. I do believe in learning and it's benefits and I even go as far to as to just learn new things in my own time and apply them to real life. Kinda life-changing if I do say so myself, and I think the future is bright in that regards.
I can relate to your point of view I’m also a person who didn’t really have an interest in formal education.
I understand your point now I agree that the current education system certainly has its shortcomings I’m not dismissing traditional education I do believe there's a deeper value in the process of self-guided discovery and real-world application Life itself often teaches us more than any classroom ever could.
