Getting Educated

[Jamala]

Through the years of my life, I've been a students at every turn, from primary to tertiary in search of the unknown. But why education? What purpose does it serve? Education is the search for knowledge, a colleagues defined it to me. He couldn't expatiate. But through life I've come to realise education leads us to learning laws upon which nature operates, and there are thousands of laws out there, written and unwritten, most unwritten. Laws ensure every event can be replicated if all conditions are met, in any field.

All laws of nature have similar results, and have been built into the various systems of the world, and are independent of each other. For example, the digestive tract operates in a unidirectional movement and it's true in animals. All animals passes feaces through an anus. This law is built into the physiology of the GIT, and so, sustains it. Laws such as Newton's laws of motion, Hooke's law of elasticity, and those in chemistry are all well established. Without these principles, all structures and systems will collapse instantly. And our success is dependent on our abilities to obey these laws. In short, nature examines us based on our knowledge of them. King David once said
" Because I know Thine laws, I am wiser than my teachers, and I have more understanding than elders" (Ps. 119:99-100). The knowledge of laws actually makes you wise, wiser than your teachers.

The rise and fall of currencies are dependent on financial laws, and I'm not talking about policies. Even in institutions, examinations are made to assess students on their knowledge of laws pertaining subject areas. And because natural laws are universal, an external examiner will also assess students based on the laws that were taught the students.

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[reizella28]

I'll be honest your post is too hard to read I can't follow what to read. Would be better to put some space per paragraph.

[Hispo]

I would not say that our success as a species depends on your ability to obey those laws because we have always obeyed them, we obeyed them when we were cave people and we continue to so today, with all the technology and understanding of the universe we have.

The laws of nature do not change through time, what change is our discovery for new ones and new applications we find for them, so our life can be theorically more comfortable and distant ourselves from animals, further and further.

When comes to finances and economics, there are also fundamental laws. The most famous one is the law of supply and demand, many governments in the past have tried to go against it and all of them have failed and ended up in collapse.

In these escenarios, we can agree education and knowledge is power, a consequence of mastering those universal laws.

[Spaceman1000$]

Your narrative about education and natural law's is very expository, ordinary as humans living on earth,  it is expedient we understand the laws that surrounds us, you cannot effectively understands these laws and it's application without sound education.
 Information they say is power, education wether formal or informal allows you to access this information and it's application.

[Ndabagi01]

Through the years of my life, I've been a students at every turn, from primary to tertiary in search of the unknown. But why education? What purpose does it serve? Education is the search for knowledge, a colleagues defined it to me. He couldn't expatiate. But through life I've come to realise education leads us to learning laws upon which nature operates, and there are thousands of laws out there, written and unwritten, most unwritten. Laws ensure every event can be replicated if all conditions are met, in any field.

Being educated is a priceless gift that everyone desires. Many people may not place as much emphasis on education as they should since they believe they can get by without it. Being educated extends beyond the four walls of a classroom and into the real world. People acquire knowledge about something without ever entering a place of learning to learn.

An illiterate nation breeds weak communication and development skills. No nation on the planet can exist without learning about the chronicle books of life. I'll state that education is a fundamental guide to success; without it, success is difficult to obtain. It is possible to become bored when learning and gaining information, but remember that only those who are knowledgeable have their opinions and sayings accepted in society and are in a position to make a difference and provide value.

[DeathAngel]

Having a school education is important but it only gives you a start in life. A big part of what determines if you are successful is you as a person, your personality, how commanding you are & how you come across in corporate situations.

It’s important to have a certain level of education but an A in something like English isn’t going to get you a job over people who interview better than you. 

[yhiaali3]

But through life I've come to realise education leads us to learning laws upon which nature operates, and there are thousands of laws out there, written and unwritten, most unwritten. Laws ensure every event can be replicated if all conditions are met, in any field.

You mean that education is only knowledge of the laws by which everything in the universe works?
Nice definition of education, but what about metaphysics? Shouldn't we learn something about it? Do we have knowledge of the laws about the soul and death, for example?

[Similificator]

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Life is a never-ending education process; we always learn something new voluntarily or involuntarily. The only difference is that if we decide to voluntarily look for more knowledge to acquire, we tend to gain more and excel more than others that don't. The laws of this world, this universe and our entire existence in my opinion have invisible threads that binds them to each other creating an unending system/process that is still incomprehensible for the human mind. Although there are some that we may not have been able to discover yet and others that we already have a glimpse in but still have flaws in terms of theory and application, I believe that all of them are very significant for every living being and the progress of humankind.

And for a single person, simply being aware or knowing about these laws won't suffice if that person is chasing for success or improving one's way of life. The thing that a person also needs and is vital to one's betterment which is often disregarded or ignored is the acquisition of wisdom which is the ability to discern the proper way to use all the knowledge that one has. Being knowledgeable about all of these laws but not being able to properly utilize them to one's advantage is the same as having no knowledge about all of these at all.

And which better way is there to acquire wisdom than having tons of trial and errors then experiencing the success and failures firsthand?

There is no better teacher than life itself, and educators should always follow its example; to not just focus on feeding their students/apprentices knowledge but also impart wisdom on them. And to a person seeking to excel in one's chosen fields of interests and endeavors, one should not be satisfied with the things being spoon-fed but instead strive for more to get the most out of one's efforts in life.

- What a nice topic to ponder and discuss about.

[Etranger]

Through the years of my life, I've been a students at every turn, from primary to tertiary in search of the unknown. But why education? What purpose does it serve? Education is the search for knowledge, a colleagues defined it to me. He couldn't expatiate. But through life I've come to realise education leads us to learning laws upon which nature operates, and there are thousands of laws out there, written and unwritten, most unwritten. Laws ensure every event can be replicated if all conditions are met, in any field.

All laws of nature have similar results, and have been built into the various systems of the world, and are independent of each other. For example, the digestive tract operates in a unidirectional movement and it's true in animals. All animals passes feaces through an anus. This law is built into the physiology of the GIT, and so, sustains it. Laws such as Newton's laws of motion, Hooke's law of elasticity, and those in chemistry are all well established. Without these principles, all structures and systems will collapse instantly. And our success is dependent on our abilities to obey these laws. In short, nature examines us based on our knowledge of them. King David once said
" Because I know Thine laws, I am wiser than my teachers, and I have more understanding than elders" (Ps. 119:99-100). The knowledge of laws actually makes you wise, wiser than your teachers.

The rise and fall of currencies are dependent on financial laws, and I'm not talking about policies. Even in institutions, examinations are made to assess students on their knowledge of laws pertaining subject areas. And because natural laws are universal, an external examiner will also assess students based on the laws that were taught the students.

From your post, it seemed to me that you reduce education to the study of the laws of nature. But no less important component are the laws of society. And it is this goal that seems to me to be more important for development in the modern world. A modern person can do without active knowledge of the physiology of the GIT, especially given that this information can be found and studied at any time. But without theoretical and practical knowledge of how society and individual communities function, change, and adapt, life is difficult.

Knowledge of social patterns helps people understand how the world did and does function and what rules and principles control various aspects of life. It enables people to better understand and use the resources at their disposal and helps them make better choices and make informed decisions in various areas of life, from personal financial planning to civic participation and activity.

[Ayebabara]

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Those who get an education have higher incomes, have more opportunities in their lives, and tend to be healthier. Societies benefit as well. Societies with high rates of education completion have lower crime, better overall health, and civic involvement. Lack of access to education is considered the root of poverty.

[Die_empty]

And our success is dependent on our abilities to obey these laws. In short, nature examines us based on our knowledge of them. King David once said
" Because I know Thine laws, I am wiser than my teachers, and I have more understanding than elders" (Ps. 119:99-100). The knowledge of laws actually makes you wise, wiser than your teachers.

I have also gone through formal education and find it interesting and expository. Education exposes you to many fields that can expand your views and perception about life. But when education becomes just a pathway to gain a certificate to acquire a job, it losses its taste and goal. I have seen many educated people fail to practice what they have been taught in school. In my country citizenship education is compulsory. It is a subject that exposes educands to patriotism, diligence, honesty, and faithfulness. But it is quite disappointing to see that after this enlightenment professors are the main election riggers and graduate because of few dollars sell their conscience. Regardless of the technological, political, economically, advancement of education, if it doesn't lead to a just, safe, trusted, and egalitarian society (social development), it is a waste of time and resources.

[Wiwo]

Why have we heard multiple threads both discussing the importance of education and just as? It has been emphasized in both threads it will be good. Observation states that the place of education can not be undermined in any form since education is the bedrock of human civilization and this has been reflected in the quality of life the individuals leave to a great extent, humans' productivity has depended so much on the level of their education.

Must works of life have been categorized based on the educational qualification of the individuals and that determines how much they earn as annual income from jobs even on this forum there is what we call rank which almost equals the level of education of the members is the same as the outside world. So getting an adequate and basic education is very important for the life of any individual.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

And our success is dependent on our abilities to obey these laws. In short, nature examines us based on our knowledge of them. King David once said
" Because I know Thine laws, I am wiser than my teachers, and I have more understanding than elders" (Ps. 119:99-100). The knowledge of laws actually makes you wise, wiser than your teachers.

I totally agree with you on this very statement of yours mentioned above, because truly everything in this life is governed by laws, and your ability to follow up those laws in a smart way will have a great influence on how successful you could become in life, because just as the best traders in this world are those who understand the tips of trading and apply it, so is that same applicable to us here on this forum, as the most respected and reputable members we have here on this forum are those who have knowledge on the laws of Bitcoin (crypto) & yet contribute meaningfully to the understanding of the common man, and not posting plagiarize contents or using A.I for post since they are both highly prohibited here on the forum, but only posting quality contents of value. And as such today regarded as the most successful members here on this forum, which also can be achieved by anyone only if we could obey the rules and strive to acquire the basic knowledge needed in our crypto journey.

[Merit.s]

Education is very important in life because it exposes you to knowledge. Laws are the pillars of success, anyone that follows the law and practice it will definitely be successful.

Because I know Thine laws, I am wiser than my teachers, and I have more understanding than elders" (Ps. 119:99-100). The knowledge of laws actually makes you wise, wiser than your teachers.

God is wisdom himself and if you keep to his laws,you will know about the physical and the spiritual realm,because God is a spirit. He will teach you the right path to follow and will guide you through in your decisions and actions.

 But it is quite disappointing to see that after this enlightenment professors are the main election riggers and graduate because of few dollars sell their conscience. Regardless of the technological, political, economically, advancement of education, if it doesn't lead to a just, safe, trusted, and egalitarian society (social development), it is a waste of time and resources.

The problem is that people keep on teaching people or their students what they don't practice, which is very wrong. They know the law but don't keep to it because their greedy and self-centered lifestyle. This is the major problem that we have in the society,the truth is that if you follow this laws and practice them,they will guide and lead you to success.

[Newlifebtc]

Having a school education is important but it only gives you a start in life. A big part of what determines if you are successful is you as a person, your personality, how commanding you are & how you come across in corporate situations.

It’s important to have a certain level of education but an A in something like English isn’t going to get you a job over people who interview better than you. 

in some countries a high school education does not give any room for starting of life but what it does is to make sure that you are enlightened to cope with university level of education and understanding but the aspect of giving you employment from government I don't think that source can give you a very good opportunity to work for life

[Septex]

Education is the backbone of the nation. Just as no animal can stand without backbone, no nation can thrive without education. The more educated the nation is, the more advanced the nation is. Without education, no country's economy, state system, social system can be managed well. Education system is like the roots of a tree, the lower the roots go, the stronger the tree is, the more educated the individual or society is, the stronger the society or individual is. Regarding education, the Holy Quran says Iqra means read. Read in the name of your Lord who created you, who created man - (Surah Al-Alak, Verses 1-3) That is, it is very important for us to gain knowledge in every field. Education plays an important role in every field. For example, medical science is very important for our treatment, if there was no medical science, we would not be able to alleviate major diseases, on the other hand, the importance of engineering education is also immense in building large buildings. Our social system, politics, religious aspects, philosophy all depend on education. Human morality and our conduct is highly dependent on the education system, education leads people from darkness to light. So everyone needs to study according to their ability from their own place

[Wiwo]

Education is the backbone of the nation. Just as no animal can stand without backbone, no nation can thrive without education. The more educated the nation is, the more advanced the nation is. Without education, no country's economy, state system, social system can be managed well. Education system is like the roots of a tree, the lower the roots go, the stronger the tree is, the more educated the individual or society is, the stronger the society or individual is. Regarding education, the Holy Quran says Iqra means read. Read in the name of your Lord who created you, who created man - (Surah Al-Alak, Verses 1-3) That is, it is very important for us to gain knowledge in every field. Education plays an important role in every field. For example, medical science is very important for our treatment, if there was no medical science, we would not be able to alleviate major diseases, on the other hand, the importance of engineering education is also immense in building large buildings. Our social system, politics, religious aspects, philosophy all depend on education. Human morality and our conduct is highly dependent on the education system, education leads people from darkness to light. So everyone needs to study according to their ability from their own place

You are overtly mentioning the nation in your statement as if Nation is an individual, please you have to use a more conciezed word that reflects the true message you are trying to pass, you better mention Individual or person to know who exactly plays the role of being educated because the citizens are the one that drives the nation and not the other way around so it's important to have an educated people that will build a solid nation through their education and knowledge.

You nailed it in the last paragraph where you mentioned and outline the importance of educating an individual for nations building which is the bedrock of every positive development, and lack of education limits the development of any society.

[Jamala]

I would not say that our success as a species depends on your ability to obey those laws because we have always obeyed them, we obeyed them when we were cave people and we continue to so today, with all the technology and understanding of the universe we have.

The laws of nature do not change through time, what change is our discovery for new ones and new applications we find for them, so our life can be theorically more comfortable and distant ourselves from animals, further and further.

When comes to finances and economics, there are also fundamental laws. The most famous one is the law of supply and demand, many governments in the past have tried to go against it and all of them have failed and ended up in collapse.

In these escenarios, we can agree education and knowledge is power, a consequence of mastering those universal laws.

I agree with you, and that's why I said that most of the laws are unwritten even though they impact our lives. And like I said, without these laws global systems would collapse. We most times unconsciously learn these laws in various forms, through advices and lectures.

[Jamala]

But through life I've come to realise education leads us to learning laws upon which nature operates, and there are thousands of laws out there, written and unwritten, most unwritten. Laws ensure every event can be replicated if all conditions are met, in any field.

You mean that education is only knowledge of the laws by which everything in the universe works?
Nice definition of education, but what about metaphysics? Shouldn't we learn something about it? Do we have knowledge of the laws about the soul and death, for example?

Concepts in metaphysics cannot be proven, they are postulates, and if any part of it can be replicated, then, there be a law behind it.

[Etranger]

In these escenarios, we can agree education and knowledge is power, a consequence of mastering those universal laws.

I agree that knowledge is power, but knowledge alone is not enough. We live in a world where information is available in vast amounts to almost everyone, knowledge has become much easier to access than it has ever been before. However, if this were enough, then everyone would be able to use this knowledge as efficiently as possible, receiving maximum benefits from it. However, this does not happen. After all, the greatest success is achieved by those who do not simply master existing knowledge, but go beyond it, producing new knowledge, looking for creative ways of development. Mastering those universal laws is available for mediocrity. If someone wants to go beyond mediocrity, he needs to change the established order and introduce new laws.