I'm so tired today I don't have the energy to post a full post. So, I'm going to leave with a question: Are you more mature when you are poor? Does economic status determine the level of your wisdom and "real", non-academic, knowledge?
i think the answer to the second question is not necessarily. rich children tend to be spoiled and their parents shelter them from the hardships of the world. as a result, they don't have non-academic knowledge, aka people skills or street smarts. and when it all boils away, academic knowledge is important, but people skills and street smarts are really what matter.
i think the answer to the second question is not necessarily. rich children tend to be spoiled and their parents shelter them from the hardships of the world. as a result, they don't have non-academic knowledge, aka people skills or street smarts. and when it all boils away, academic knowledge is important, but people skills and street smarts are really what matter.
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