15 Signs Of a POORLY EDUCATED Individual

15 Signs Of a POORLY EDUCATED Individual

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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - They Are Judgmental
01:35 - They Talk First And Think Later
02:24 - They Don't Form Their Own Opinions
03:23 - They Are Self-Centred
04:32 - They Are Easily Influenced By Others
05:45 - They Make No Effort To Be Better
06:53 - They Lack Self-Awareness
08:53 - They Don't Admit Their Ignorance
09:27 - They Don't Learn From Their Mistakes
10:12 - They Have No Urge To Learn New Things
10:47 - They Talk More Than They Listen
11:29 - They Undermine Their Abilities
12:20 - They Are Oblivious To Other People's Feelings
13:11 - They Blame Others For Their Challenges
14:18 - They Expect Different Results From Doing The Same Thing
14:51 - Question

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[rabbitprojector]

This has nothing to do with education. These are signs of low emotional intelligence, and high narcissism. I've known plenty of educated people with these traits, and plenty of comparatively uneducated people who are not like this at all. Lack of education is not the reason for it, perhaps a lack of solid parenting, poor socialization, and insecurity. I knew a highly educated man with almost all of these traits. He was the most insecure person I'd ever dealt with, very likely due to childhood verbal abuse. He became highly narcissistic in behavior as a way to cope with that insecurity.

[banjomechanic]

I’m not sure a person’s level of education necessarily correlates with these traits. However, I do think a person’s integrity does.

[themanifestorsmind]

I think the biggest thing to note is that intelligence and education are not the same thing. I know people with Master's degrees and PhD's who have no common sense (one thought a cat literally had 9 lives, and another can't spell simple words). And I know high school dropouts who built businesses and became wealthy, who are highly knowledgeable in their respective fields.

[lrm]

This seems to be more about maturity than education

[thomasdooley]

When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work, Never stop dreaming!

[BasementBerean]

Maybe that's ignorant people more than "poorly educated." I've known very learned people who aren't "educated, " at least in terms of college degrees, and there are "educated" people who can check all these boxes.

[abokwu]

education doesn't equal intelligence

[rodneykingston]

I think of a poor education as a tragic misfortune a person suffers, not an innate character flaw. Most of these "signs" describe innate character flaws, suggesting that everyone with a poor education was simply dumb and couldn't get far in school. I've known smart people who did well in life in spite of outside circumstances that kept them from completing their education.

[watsonkashala]

00:00 - Intro
00:36 - They Are Judgmental
01:35 - They Talk First And Think Later
02:24 - They Don't Form Their Own Opinions
03:23 - They Are Self-Centred
04:32 - They Are Easily Influenced By Others
05:45 - They Make No Effort To Be Better
06:53 - They Lack Self-Awareness
08:53 - They Don't Admit Their Ignorance
09:27 - They Don't Learn From Their Mistakes
10:12 - They Have No Urge To Learn New Things
10:47 - They Talk More Than They Listen
11:29 - They Undermine Their Abilities
12:20 - They Are Oblivious To Other People's Feelings
13:11 - They Blame Others For Their Challenges
14:18 - They Expect Different Results From Doing The Same Thing
14:51 - Question

[babslass]

I disagree with the statement that poorly educated people undermine their abilities. The opposite is actually true. Those are the people who overestimate their abilities because they think so highly of themselves. It is the educated people who undermine their abilities because they constantly think that they could do better.

[smithrr]

"#6 refuse to become better" is a HUGE RED FLAG for all of life's situations. People will never admit to this, so you need to develop the skill of witnessing this in others to determine if they really do want to become better, or do they only want to appear as if they are trying to be better with out actually taking on the necessary steps and actions to become better.

[Samuel-ymls]

"15 signs of the poorly self aware and need therapy"

I am not sure "education" is the determining factor here. I believe there are highly educated people out there with all these traits.

[averagejoe]

I love that one of the elements of this video is "stupid people judge others very harshly", only for this entire video to be judging others very harshly. There's some irony here but Im too stupid to find it.

[joeavent]

My Dad had a GED but did the ad hoc job of an electrical engineer one month on and one month off for a year in the North Sea. He could memorize blueprints, graphs, you name it.

Three electrical engineers with Master's were flown back to Norway from the oil platform. No competency.

Dad treated everybody with kindness and respect without expecting anything. Dad's greatest pride was that all four kids turned out quite successful.
The hugh number of people at his funeral did not surprise me.

[iam-]

Not sure is “poorly educated” is the correct title. Seems like a mixture of many things. Character, self-awareness, ambition (or lack of) to name a few. All which affect “educated” people too.

[tycooperaow]

Day 5: Inputs over Outcome

After staying on this journey it became swiftly evident how much sluggishness and factors that caused me to essentially keep my self down. I haven’t started my tasks yet, but i can say I am more mindful and other things around that highlights, the little things could lead to drastic change

[ReddFoxx]

Judging people can be one of the most valuable things a thinking person can do.

[reese]

I dated a lady who has a PHD, who fit some of these signs. Exactly why, just because you went to college or got some dont mean

[leisalinas]

How can you distance yourself from a toxic person when she's your mother.