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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Jul 19, 2011

    Here's my view:

    In order to encourage 'creativity', the car owner takes care of the expenses to put the kid in school. The school asks the kid to mug up every thing and reproduce it in exam papers - thereby leaving no scope for his creativity. Over the period of time, the kid grows up by getting brainwashed in the process of 'mugging & reproducing'. Joins a software firm πŸ˜› .

    The world changers were all school dropouts. School systems kill the creative geniuses.

    Your views?

  • PraveenKumar Purushothaman

    @praveenkumar-66Ze92 Jul 19, 2011

    The_Big_KHere's my view:

    In order to encourage 'creativity', the car owner takes care of the expenses to put the kid in school. The school asks the kid to mug up every thing and reproduce it in exam papers - thereby leaving no scope for his creativity. Over the period of time, the kid grows up by getting brainwashed in the process of 'mugging & reproducing'. Joins a software firm πŸ˜› .

    The world changers were all school dropouts. School systems kill the creative geniuses.

    Your views?

    Agreed 100% Whole Heartedly!!! 😁 Drop-outs Rock!!! 😁 But these companies see marks, not creativity! πŸ˜”

    PS: Thanks Biggie, for making this a separate thread!

  • narayana murthy

    @narayana-z4W16q Jul 20, 2011

    yes you all guys are right i too agree with all the statements

  • Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 Jul 20, 2011

    My own memories of my old Andhra University were different. A single sprawling campus. Labs distributed all over. PhD students at work round the clock on various areas. Juniors pitching in to help. Quite often building our own instruments. Visiting Nobel Laureates talking about earth quakes, astronomy, nuclear science, and in one case, physics in the kitchen. People like JBS Haldane as regular visitors. Creativity classes off hours. Loads of fun.

  • PraveenKumar Purushothaman

    @praveenkumar-66Ze92 Jul 20, 2011

    bioramaniMy own memories of my old Andhra University were different. A single sprawling campus. Labs distributed all over. PhD students at work round the clock on various areas. Juniors pitching in to help. Quite often building our own instruments. Visiting Nobel Laureates talking about earth quakes, astronomy, nuclear science, and in one case, physics in the kitchen. People like JBS Haldane as regular visitors. Creativity classes off hours. Loads of fun.

    Sir, in your days, it was good. No bad stuffs. Now just for protection, these colleges have banned everything. And the dawn of Social Networking over Internet, made life insecure. πŸ˜” These are the main reasons for having a hell here... πŸ˜”