The statement suggests that lacking formal education is not inherently shameful; rather, the true dishonor lies in a refusal to seek knowledge and personal growth. It emphasizes the value of curiosity and the desire to learn, highlighting that a closed mindset can hinder potential and progress. Ultimately, being open to learning is a crucial trait for personal development and adapting to the world.
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No, the correct spelling is "dishonorable" in American English and "dishonourable" in British English. Both spellings are correct; it just depends on the variant of English being used.
An uneducated person is often referred to as being illiterate or lacking formal education.
Benjamin Franklin
The question is asking if we are being led by people who are not qualified for their roles.
Averseness is the quality of being unwilling or opposing within the mind.
Illiteracy or the state of being uneducated or misinformed.
In today's society, those who are unwilling to take action are often influenced by those who are unaware or uninformed.
"Uneducated" is a short story by Jorge Bocobo. He challenges the idea that most college students are actually being educated and taught how to think critically.
Whatever the price of education, it is less than the price of being uneducated.
Try to do your homework instead of lazying around being worthless and uneducated.
Being reluctant or unwilling (for whatever reason) to hold people responsible to the law for their actions.