One Has To Bring The Multidimensional Impact

If Jobs Are Important, Education Is Important.

Virtually Everything We Do Is Dependent On Others, From The Arts And Culture To Farmers Who Grow The Food We Eat. Quite A Lot Of The Differences That Make Us Rich And Poor Are Matters Just Of Luck. To Somehow Revel In One’s Privilege Would Be A Mistake. An Even Bigger Mistake Would Be Trying To Convert That Into A Theory That The Rich Are So Much More Productive Than Many Of Us.

Poverty Is Not Really As Much Of An Obstacle To Educational Expansion As It's Sometimes Made Out To Be.

The Exchange Between Different Cultures Can Not Possibly Be Seen As A Threat, When It Is Friendly. But I Believe That The Dissatisfaction With The Overall Architecture Often Depends On The Quality Of Leadership.

I Don't Think Poverty Provides That Much Of An Obstacle To Education As One Thinks. I Think The Bigger Obstacle To Education Is The Fact That It's A Very Hard Thing To Do For A First-generation Schoolgoer. Because Not To Have Parents At Home Who Can Help You, Motivate You, Is A Problem Even When The Parents Are In The Abstract Very Keen On Children Being Educated.