SAVING ON REPUTATION IS POSSIBLE, BUT NOT ON EDUCATION

Being educated means earning respect in this era we live in, which is called "modern" yet displays behaviors more fitting of primitive times. However, this respect must be built through intellect, science, and a curiosity for progress, so that the effort invested yields qualitative results for future generations.

What we leave behind for our children is not only property, deeds, or land but also cultural wealth.

Saving on education is not an option because environmental factors, reactions to natural events, the lack of quality in global relations, the incompetence visible in governance, and the lack of a desire for shared benefit compel us to be educated.

Saving on education is not an option because the development of a society depends on the quality of education its individuals receive. Investing in education ensures a more conscious, productive, and successful generation in the long term.

Every investment in education contributes to individuals developing their talents, fostering innovative ways of thinking, and raising the overall welfare level of society. Any cuts in education will lead to long-term setbacks in science, art, technology, and the economy.

Saving on education essentially means saving on the future of a country.

Saving on education is not an option because education is a vital tool for individuals to reach their full potential. A robust education system fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative skills, driving progress in all areas of society. Without investing in education, both individual personal growth and the overall prosperity of society are put at risk.

Moreover, education is the most powerful tool to reduce social inequalities; it ensures equal opportunities and allows everyone to realize their potential.

You can save on reputation, but you cannot save on education!

Sincerely,