Statement of an uneducated and lazy person. I often meet people like this who don’t want to study and say that education is not important or necessary for them.
I doubt that, as an uneducated person, you will be able to earn good money. Yes, you can earn money, but there is a big difference in how. It’s one thing that you will be tired, spending all your physical strength 12 hours a day, or you will sit beautifully in the office with a cup of coffee and receive a salary many times more, without wasting either your health or time.
In addition, your society will be the same—a collection of uneducated, greedy, and maybe hungry people.
But yes, there is always a choice. And a person chooses for himself how to live his only life.
Actually this is a choice but still your statement really makes sense in terms of distinguishing, I am not saying that uneducated people will not be able to succeed because of course there are many people who only graduated from elementary school but they managed to achieve success in their lives because they were able to realize their dreams with the hard work they did, but there may be significant differences in terms of achieving success between uneducated people and educated people and you have said one of them in terms of "how" to achieve it, uneducated people are sure in general they will not have too much insight and understanding regarding some things while educated people obviously they have enough understanding and insight so that this makes it easier for them in terms of making money without having to spend too much sweat, but the conclusion remains that all of this is a choice, it doesn't matter if you or anyone chooses not to be an educated person but maybe the process you go through will be harder than people who have enough insight and learning.
Still, your point is only the tip of a much bigger ocean. Formal or informal education isn't the only factor that determines success. Indeed, with the right ideas and understanding, it may smooth the route and lubricate the wheels. The battle is much more than just brains vs. sweat, though
It boils down to leveraging what you know, who you know, and, most importantly, how you apply it. Many intelligent people have failed, and the supposedly ignorant have outwitted them. Why? Resilience, flexibility, and sheer willpower. Not only are the insights important, but so is the grit-
the capacity to change course when things get difficult
Thus, even the most knowledgeable among us do not receive achievement on a silver platter, despite your claim that education makes things easier. It requires more than just information; it also calls for initiative, tenacity, and occasionally, good fortune. And those attributes? They're not just found in academic buildings