"People's academic qualifications are not high, and there is no big pursuit. It is best to learn some skills." what do you think?

"Education is not important, society only looks at ability." When I saw this sentence, an emotion called fear suddenly flashed through my mind.

What scares me most is not that this sentence is completely wrong, but that it seems specious and correct, but it is quietly mixed with some fatal misleading mistakes. How to deceive a person, the best way is to mix a lie with nine truths, so that people will not easily find flaws, so that people will take a lie as the truth.

"Education is not important, society only looks at ability", which is the fact. There are lies in the truth, and people are misled if they are not careful, and they are caught in the chicken soup road of unscrupulous souls if they are not careful.

This kind of remarks is obviously the same as the useless theory of reading that poisoned a generation at the beginning. There is no need to savor it. Just at first glance, it smells like brainwashing chicken soup. Besides, do you think this bowl of chicken soup is to persuade you to be positive and not to give up? No, it's not chicken soup like this. It's a huge stink hidden under the chicken soup for the soul. On the surface, it is to encourage people with low academic qualifications, but it is to persuade people to give up learning and guide people to enter the society as soon as possible.

I just want to ask those people who have ulterior motives and send out vicious chicken soup, is your conscience really painless? Under their malicious guidance, some people who are not firm enough in their hearts really believe that the so-called "education is not important, and society only looks at ability", and suddenly their heads are hot, or they find themselves an excuse for indulgence, and extremely valuable learning opportunities are so easily given up. Society does value ability, but not just ability. Because sometimes if you don't even have a basic education, you can't even get in. So where can I show my ability? Sweep the floor in the street and show off your abilities?

I just want to ask those people who have ulterior motives and send out vicious chicken soup, is your conscience really painless? Under their malicious guidance, some people who are not firm enough in their hearts really believe that the so-called "education is not important, and society only looks at ability", and suddenly their heads are hot, or they find themselves an excuse for indulgence, and extremely valuable learning opportunities are so easily given up. Society does value ability, but it doesn't just look at ability. Because sometimes if you don't even have a basic education, you can't even get in. So where can I show my ability? Sweep the floor in the street and show off your abilities?

Is education important or not? Of course, it is not important for people with high academic qualifications. Because their academic qualifications are above a certain threshold, they have crossed the threshold of that restriction. They have already enjoyed the premium brought by their academic qualifications, so they strongly feel that their academic qualifications are not important at all.

Yes, people who have been leaving messages under major information platforms and advocating that academic qualifications are not important are all people with high academic qualifications. People who really don't have a degree have experienced the pain of not having a degree after entering the society. They won't believe the "reading is useless" at all. But when they regretted not studying hard and wanted to start all over again, there was no chance. "Where will there be regret medicine in the world ..."

Of course, it is reasonable that the phrase "education is not important, society only looks at ability" will be touted by so many people. But the truth is not necessarily right, especially when people with ulterior motives can whitewash and exaggerate, a truth becomes a fallacy. "Education is not important, society only looks at ability." This malicious remark is nothing more than deliberately prejudicing people's thoughts with the following routines.

Routine 1: Find some successful people with low education or no education at all, intercept some fragments and deliberately exaggerate them to show that society depends entirely on ability, not education. Such people are not hard to find, because some people who are familiar to everyone are really successful people with little or no education. Don't worry, everyone. I am not inconsistent. We can look at the stories of these successful people first, then talk about why successful people are different from us, and then talk about why "society only looks at ability" is a malicious routine.