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[quote=Anonymous]In my opinion, the groundwork for someone to be considered “highly educated” is set in K-12 years. Not just at school, but also what happens outside of school. I met several people who objectively did very well in graduate school (prestigious program) and professionally, who are not highly educated. They are intelligent and know their field very well (law, finance, etc), but know nothing about art, literature, history, classical languages, etc. Don’t think critically about these either. [/quote]
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