Learning and seeing are more important than education.

Sten Nadolny
Learning and seeing are more important than education.
Learning and seeing are more important than education.
Learning and seeing are more important than education.
Learning and seeing are more important than education.
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Learning and seeing are more important than education. People can learn and see without formal education. Education helps you to gain knowledge and experience. Education also makes you knowledgeable about the world and how it works.

The more you know, the better off you will be in your life. And, if you lack knowledge, you will be at a disadvantage when it comes to making decisions and handling your life. But, education cannot replace learning.

You can’t learn something that is not there or that has not been experienced in the past.

Source: Die Entdeckung Der Langsamkeit

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