Question

Man must be high or thick, hair should be big and filled in order to become wise and literate. It is not a matter.

Explain It in 150 Words.

Points:

- Write like How can people be wise and illeterate ?

- Personslity doesn't effect the study and in becoming wise.

Discuss these points.

#Required Qualitative and Well Explained Answer

Answer 1

Write like How can people be wise and illeterate ?

• I think that they are disenfranchised. For some reason they haven't been given a fair shot at life, if they have not been educated, but if someone should deliberately decide just not to learn to read, that man I would call a fool.
• There are a lot of people with learning disabilities, amd not helping such people to learn to read is really low.

Personslity doesn't effect the study and in becoming wise.

In an enlightening study led by psychologists Paul Baltes and Ursula Staudinger, a group of leading journalists nominated public figures who stood out as wise. The researchers narrowed the original list down to a core set of people who were widely viewed as possessing wisdom—an accomplished group of civic leaders, theologians, scientists, and cultural icons. They compared these wise people with a control group of professionals who were successful but not nominated as wise (including lawyers, doctors, teachers, scientists, and managers).

Answer 2

Hiii dear...!!

✨WRITE LIKE HOW CAN PEOPLE BE WISE AND ILLITERATE...

⭐An illiterate person can still be of higher intelligence (as opposed to whether a person who failed to learn how to read and write can still be intelligent), then yes, of corse they can......

Intellegence is defined as a “capacity for learning, reasoning, understanding, and similar forms of mental activity; aptitude in grasping truths, relationships, facts, meanings, etc.,” and literacy defined as “the ability to read or write.”

Someone’s intellegence would not reflect their literacy skills if they never had the opportunity to learn how to read and write in the first place.
If you never even had the chance to learn how to read, then it would hardly be fair for me to judge your level of intellegence based on whether you had the possibility of education or not.

In this case, literacy is not reflection of intelligence....


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