Henry Ford gave this world the V8 engine. He did not have much formal
education. In fact, he did not go to school beyond the age of 14. He was
intelligent enough to know there had to be a V8 engine but he was
ignorant and didn't know how to build it. So he asked all his highly
qualified, educated people to build one. But they told him what could be
done and what couldn't. According to them, a V8 was an impossibility.
But Henry Ford insisted on having his V8. A few months later he asked
his people if they had the V8 and they replied, "We know what can be
done and we also know what cannot be done and V8 is an impossibility."
This went on for many months and still Henry Ford said, "I want my V8."
And shortly thereafter the same people produced his V8 engine. How come?
They let their imagination run beyond academic limitation.
Education teaches us what can be done and sometimes also teaches us false limitations.It teaches us what we can do and also teaches us what we cannot do.
Education teaches us what can be done and sometimes also teaches us false limitations.It teaches us what we can do and also teaches us what we cannot do.
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