Debasish Mridha M.D.Getting an education might be difficult, but it makes life easy. Being uneducated might be easy, but it makes life difficult.
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For those who are uneducated, life can be difficult. They may not be able to read or write well, which makes it hard for them to function in society. However, without an education, life can also be difficult. Those who don’t have an education are unable to contribute to society in any way.
The easiest way to describe this is that education allows us the opportunity to find the easiest solution for a problem, while uneducation gives us the opportunity to find the hardest solution for a problem. People may not realize it now, but once they receive an education they will realize just how important it is.
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