Ability is greater than education, or education is greater than ability?

The contest between ability and education has always been high and low. I come from three universities. In the suburbs, many people told me to go to graduate school. To tell the truth, I really don't want to stay at school. I want to go to work. It's not that I can't learn, but I think what I have learned is of little significance to me. I know many people will say that you will use it in the future. This sentence is right, but now most people have a sense of anxiety. If the knowledge I have learned is of little use in a certain field of future employment, I prefer to live in the present. I pay attention to immediate interests, no matter how much, I will seize it first, and long-term interests are also piled up by immediate interests.

Choice is greater than effort. Some people have worked hard for a long time, but nothing has improved. Some people have made small achievements with a little effort. In today's society, it seems that some wrong theories have become correct views. On the contrary, the correct view we have always admired has repeatedly hit a wall, making it difficult to be yourself and do what you like. I quite agree with Ray's words, "I don't know what God wants me to do in this world".

If it is easy to make money, if everyone can do what he likes, stay with the person he likes, have enough food and clothes, and have two children, then the birth, illness, death and illness in this world will not be so sad. People around us may not be sad because of his death, but we just feel sorry for his death. Maybe we are sad because there is no one around us to accompany, rely on and warm ourselves.

Unfortunately, making money is never so easy. People often complain that some people earn a lot of money, but their education is very low. This may be because he is proficient in a certain field, he has the ability, and some people with high academic qualifications are paid a dead salary. For me, I believe that ability is more important than education. What about you?