Waste Time Essay

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1. Time is irrelevant, time is the most valuable resource that keeps the human experience rapidly and humans must realize that time must be taken for granted because nobody lives forever. Humans should not waste their time because time is key for a human’s experience. For an example I use a majority of a time when it comes to writing down an essay or spending time with the family instead of being inactive spending time within social media rather than meet the person face to face. Being able to spend time with humans and live rather than be alone at home wasting my time. In the mean time being able to relax and spend quality time with the family and interacting with other people is what life is all about. As time goes by and we tend to age we …show more content…

Can knowledge be the key for survival or is knowledge something we are force to study in order to survive. Knowledge has been something I have debated for quiet sometime know for a current college student who sort of debates if all of this worth it. Is being in college something to do with following everybody else to get an education in reality there is a twenty five percent chance to be in career with the college degree I have. But this makes sense for me later on I am in college because in order to understand knowledge I have to let go on the things I love such as spending quality time with the family. College can be a person’s biggest sacrifice in order to receive knowledge in return financially spending money to attend classes in order to have a degree and a future career. The main struggle people face going to school is financial problems and probably family as well but in order to go to school and get the prober education one has to sacrifice their time and money. This all comes down to the individual itself if there are able to receive knowledge or not. Knowledge is the tools we need in order to survive because knowledge is something that can take use toward the future. In other sorts knowledge can be used for evil as well such as terrorist for who try to destroy humanity for their pleasure. But in the end the key to life is knowledge being advance for technology by creating gadgets that help the human

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