YouTube monologue (Dylan Vanas) criticizing the common boast that "we are the most well educated generation," calling the claim arrogant and arguing that true knowledge is shown through life outcomes and experience. The speaker urges people to test beliefs by acting in the world and evaluating "the fruit of your life," rather than trusting hollow credentials or theoretical assertions.
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Too many people quote, we were the most well educated generation in history. It is an absurdly arrogant and stupid comment to make what is the only way we could possibly know we're the most educated generation. The fruit of our lives. You're always known by your fruit. The fruit of your life tells the world, informs the world of what you know. If somebody wants to share with you how to have a wonderful marriage and their life is a show, I would humbly suggest you not listen. Somebody who sits at home all day depressed and does nothing wants to tell you what the state of the world is, I would tell you that's not the guy to listen to. We, we haven't learned how to learn. So we get these like these operating assumptions about the world that are not highly informed and then we try to create a world view around it. Go out and do something, expose yourself to the world and the world will teach you what the you think you actually know or don't know.