Topic: corruption and education - page 7. (Read 3156 times)
Education is 3 functions and its role to human being who take education and student, first Education that sharpen intelligence, second to strengthen the will and to soften feeling, that's what I know
Corruption can affect education... because education is so important to the children... But some people are corruption especially people who in position.. So some children here in Philippines are not in school...
It doesn't matter if you are educated or not. People who can do corruption are those who has the capability to formulate a scheme to corrupt someone. Why most of corrupt are educated people? because they have the capability to think how to do it.
what kind of people are more corrupted? Educated or Uneducated.. i think you know better. Education should be the the prime source to establish morality and responsibility against the corruption. But why the 80% [i think] of total corruption is happened among the literate people?
People who are educated are the one who are corrupt especially people who have a higher position in the government.
They make ways to make big and beautiful projects but under that projects lies what they true desires, for their self.
They corrupt 50% of the budget for that project that's why all the project are unfinished due to their self interest.
Because if you are smarter you know the laws and regulations better and if you know those better you know how to avoid the pitfalls and get ahead. This seems like good deductive logic and it shouldnt be any surprise that
educated people are more likely to be corrupt. I myself think that doesnt matter who you are as long as you understand how something functions and then how to exploit it you will do it in due time.
educated people are more likely to be corrupt. I myself think that doesnt matter who you are as long as you understand how something functions and then how to exploit it you will do it in due time.
Educated or uneducated person can be a curropt. It is in the attitude of the person and not behind what he or she accomplished in education.
what kind of people are more corrupted? Educated or Uneducated.. i think you know better. Education should be the the prime source to establish morality and responsibility against the corruption. But why the 80% [i think] of total corruption is happened among the literate people?
Because it's much easier for well educated people to manipulate others. Humans are very simple creatures, and once you understand how they function you can usually get them to do anything you want with some effort.What I don't understand is why people actually steer humanity in such an odd direction though. Instead of pushing us forward and making life better for all, they seem to be trying to hold humanity back and make life worse. Very odd.
Corruption depends on a person's greed, not on education. I know many people with different levels of education, but they are all involved in corruption. This is not taught in educational institutions 
Corruption doesn't depend on Educated or Uneducated people, it is about morality. We can see, now days, there are many educated people do this worse attitude. Is educated people certainly assure that they wan't corrupt?, I don't think so. Talking about corruption is about morality. Morality can be built by establishing good education from early age. It can be started as early as possible. By building up morality, it will help people to against corruption.
I think the educators are the most corrupt. They try to distort students beliefs, and install their own non-competitive idears. Political correctness has gone mad - why would anyone think that a white supremacist phrase like "person of colour" is non-racist, and a simple description of skin colour is racist?
what kind of people are more corrupted? Educated or Uneducated.. i think you know better. Education should be the the prime source to establish morality and responsibility against the corruption. But why the 80% [i think] of total corruption is happened among the literate people?
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