Five habits of a man who shouts that he did not make an investment in his intelligence

In recent years, especially post-choice, the society has more and more questions about the type and Do you need higher education? At all? Such conversations began against the background of the fact that a significant number of young people at a time when educational institutions were closed for quarantine, mastered the necessary and promising professions right at home. We took courses online, read the necessary literature, developed. Without wasting time on unnecessary subjects and other activities typical of average universities.



Peels Opinions are divided. While young people began to insist that actual knowledge can be obtained without paying crazy money and in comfortable conditions for themselves, teachers took the opposite side of such views. After all, according to them, a university is not only an institution where you can study the necessary information for obtaining a relevant profession. It is also a place where you interact with other young people, learn how to communicate properly, and become a useful and important member of society. And the Internet, in their opinion, can not offer this.

In our opinion, higher education is necessary at least so that young people can develop not only in a very narrow subject, but also, from time to time, have the opportunity to switch to other, very useful tasks. Developing in this way as intelligent, educated people, and not just working units, for which the main thing is to perform the task. After all, personality is a very diverse concept.



In addition, it is in universities that young people often find their first true love, true friends and sometimes even make acquaintances useful for later life. And what is more interesting is that people who graduated from university, qualitatively stand out from the crowd of other peers. Not always, but often these are well-read, well-bred guys with whom it is always pleasant to communicate about something interesting. You disagree? Then let’s talk about what distinguishes the average person from the so-called village. How many signs have you noticed with yourself or your friends?

Signs of the village Sloppy speech

The use of jargon, dialectism, or the making of gross errors in conversation is the first sign of a typical villager. “Well, there...”, “like,” “that’s it,” “indegrients” instead of “ingredients,” and so on. Agree, in this way with a person, perhaps, you can communicate only ironically. But in no case do not use such words-parasites in the dialogue of two adults, serious people. Some people use this style of conversation even when they get a job.



We cannot guarantee that 100% of university graduates can boast of correctly delivered speech. But the “education” you get in the backyard or watching YouTube won’t make it any better. This fact has already been verified and rechecked more than once.

Lack of manners

People who do not follow their manners may also be perceived as uneducated and rustic. This may include habits such as loud chanting at a table, talking with a full mouth, not being able to use cutlery, inappropriate use of a mobile phone while chatting or eating. Manners are important in any social environment, and their absence can create an unpleasant impression.



Just do not nod to other countries, claiming that manners in themselves are nothing but a social construct. The Japanese, for example, do not hesitate to burp at the table or eat local noodles, loudly smacking. Yes, traditions in different cultures can really differ from each other. But now we are talking about the rules of conduct in a particular region, so shifting the topic of the issue to a different culture would be simply inappropriate.

Neglect of personal hygiene

A disregard for the issue of personal hygiene and appearance can also betray a person who is not used to taking care of himself. This can include sloppy clothes, unkempt hair, unpleasant body odor, and a lack of habit of brushing and washing regularly. Poor hygiene not only creates a negative impression, but can also indicate a lack of self-esteem. This is if, of course, leave out of the brackets possible health problems (acne, acne, irritation, etc.).



After all, a well-bred person uses personal hygiene items not because it is fashionable or modern. It’s just a sure sign that a person has an understanding of basic things, as well as self-discipline. No matter how much you want to go to bed, no matter what - showers and water treatments, after a hard day's work, should be observed necessarily. And in a healthy body, the spirit will be healthier.

A narrow outlook and lack of interest in the new

People who do not seek self-development and broaden their horizons are often perceived as uneducated. This can manifest itself in a lack of interest in reading, cultural activities, travel, and new knowledge. Such a person may not be aware of current events, scientific achievements, or cultural trends, giving the impression of being limited and withdrawn. Moreover, it is simply unpleasant to spend time with such a person. Because there's nothing to talk about.



A person who is interested in a variety of things, the life of people in other countries, their culture, the concept of the future, the past, but let him at least get carried away with the technology of clay modeling among the indigenous peoples of America! That'll say a lot of good things about him. Much more than the usual faded look and the desire to just “hang” in the phone until the battery dies.

It is important to note that these habits are not always an indicator of rural origin or lack of education. Sometimes they can be the result of various factors, such as upbringing, environment, or personal circumstances. However, understanding and working on these aspects can help improve the perception of any young person in the eyes of others and promote their personal growth.