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We shouldn't fall into the trap of thinking more years in school equals higher intelligence. We also shouldn't judge a person mainly on their intelligence level
by Mountain_Skies 6y ago
We shouldn't fall into the trap of thinking more years in school equals higher intelligence. We also shouldn't judge a person mainly on their intelligence level or level of schooling. There seems to be a strong current in contemporary society that believes sitting around in a classroom hearing about life makes one superior to those out living life.
- jedberg 6y ago> We shouldn't fall into the trap of thinking more years in school equals higher intelligence. The person you are replying to never said anything about education being correlated to intelligence or superiority.
- seattle_spring 6y ago> There seems to be a strong current in contemporary society that believes sitting around in a classroom hearing about life makes one superior to those out living life. Claiming people who go to school aren't also living life and having generally a far more diverse set of experiences than dropouts is... well, it's certainly an interesting perspective.