Dear Prof Sheth and all other respected colleagues!
In our world significant life learning are the only key to live on time and essential element to individual development !
Homo sapiens is trained and perfected all his life. By the way, this is the law of Nature. The cessation of cultivation and training is tantamount to death for all living systems on Earth.
I perfectly agree with the above statement. Learning is a continual activity, everlasting! We should only retire from learning when we can no more breathe and are trapped in our caskets at death awaiting a resurrection. If we suspend or halt learning, we expose ourselves to forgetting the very things that made us great in thoughts, reducing us to our own destined slavery in the academic arena. That is why all of us, whether excellently intelligent or not must continually feed on knowledge via learning.
I think this is a bit harsh!! but I agree that the moment of stop learning, is the moment of scientific retirement! But he still has a kind of background!
The man who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the day after. Do you agree?
Yes agreed. The above question / phrase also prompt me to think on the following:
Yes, I totally agree, learning is a life-long process, tolerating no interruption.
Those who don't know and those who don't use what they know are on the same level.
Dear Prof Sheth and all other respected colleagues!
In our world significant life learning are the only key to live on time and essential element to individual development !
Simple answer ~ yes.
However, the issue is more than just education. For education implies Knowledge. But Knowledge of what? For Knowledge is required only to provide for own's Needs. If the is the case, one must ask: What are my Needs? Fundamentally one's Needs gets confused with one's "Wants"
Bottom line: Measurement of Knowledge is wrapped around one's Belief's. The secularist Carl Sagan could not Believe in anything he did not Know.
The spiritualist that exist in all humans must be able to navigate through the coordinates of Body, Soul, and Spirit in order not to be captured by one's innate bas. Where bisa is the uncertainty associated with the origin in 3 dimension space.
So be careful of what you Think you Know -- for it may become Knowing what you Think and like Carl Sagan you will be stuck -- for the secularist that is acceptable -- not so for the spiritualist such as Einstein.
l surely agree dear Dr.Dr K N Sheth. Learning shuld not be planned to finish but to attach it with our life. So, learning should be a contineous process till end of life.
Yes, I agree with the statement of the question. In addition, ''Learning never exhausts the mind.''
--Leonardo da Vinci
Regards
Exactly no. Experience and practical knowledge matters. See farmers are better than many educated personal. They know more than many.
No, he's lucky to graduate, and he never stops learning because life is a great experience from which he learns every minute it gives us
Thanks dear RG Colleagues. It can be stated that most of the members agree with the statement as learning is a continuous process. This is the meaning of the phrase. Let me put up on record that Dr Parisa mam first responded excellently. Great!
I am grateful to all members for sharing the views.
Good question to follow,
Yes, I totally agree, learning is a life-long process.
Best regards,
Yes, but we must realize that learning "is not just reading of books".
Sharing with you my quote: Once we think we know, we just stop ourselves from the beautiful experiences of discovering and learning.
I think that the man can't stop educating himself, unless he lives in complete solitude, and that is not common.
i agree with this statement as his graduation is just having a degree. he does not have enough knowledge as continuous advancement occurring in world. so learning process should be continuous,
I agree with the statement. We are living in a century where everything changes so rapidly. What is relevant today becomes irrelevant tomorrow, what is current today becomes obsolete tomorrow... so one stops learning, this person will definitely become uneducated...
" a professional man has no other choice than to be a continuous student"
G.V.Black
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