emrysharding
Mar 27, 2018
Writing Feedback / Should scientific research, business and the academic information be shared freely or not? [2]
I think to share information as in scientific research, business and the academic world is really important. People should help out each other. If you found a cure for cancer you should share it because not all people can do that. People come in different shapes and you shouldn't judge them by their IQs or skills. Sharing is what brings humanity together. In my experience as a student, some people refused to share their intelligence or information about homework, about exams. Because these are the advantages they have, and in a competitive world, if you had the advantages you're already halfway to success. So why would they share? It's reasonable. I'm not a smart person, but if I can help anyone with my information, I'd do it. I love to help people, and I think it's a great and meaningful gesture to share and help. Because I understand the frustration when you tried and tried to solve your problems but nothing seems to work out. It's stressful and very depressing. This is where when some people couldn't figure things out; instead, they look in a way to end themselves.
But if we could lower ourselves and really help the ones who really needed help, for example, a student who's about to fail the exam. If you have the knowledge, the information, it wouldn't hurt if you give them some instructions, teach them how to solve problems. Peter Parker's Uncle once said, "With great power comes with great responsibilities." It's not just a say for superheroes, but a say for all human race.
information provides knowledge
I think to share information as in scientific research, business and the academic world is really important. People should help out each other. If you found a cure for cancer you should share it because not all people can do that. People come in different shapes and you shouldn't judge them by their IQs or skills. Sharing is what brings humanity together. In my experience as a student, some people refused to share their intelligence or information about homework, about exams. Because these are the advantages they have, and in a competitive world, if you had the advantages you're already halfway to success. So why would they share? It's reasonable. I'm not a smart person, but if I can help anyone with my information, I'd do it. I love to help people, and I think it's a great and meaningful gesture to share and help. Because I understand the frustration when you tried and tried to solve your problems but nothing seems to work out. It's stressful and very depressing. This is where when some people couldn't figure things out; instead, they look in a way to end themselves.
But if we could lower ourselves and really help the ones who really needed help, for example, a student who's about to fail the exam. If you have the knowledge, the information, it wouldn't hurt if you give them some instructions, teach them how to solve problems. Peter Parker's Uncle once said, "With great power comes with great responsibilities." It's not just a say for superheroes, but a say for all human race.
