However plain his work, the educated worker makes it better and quicker than the uneducated.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “However plain his work, the educated worker makes it better and quicker than the uneducated.”
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Kropotkin asserts that educated workers outperform uneducated ones, underscoring the importance of education in enhancing productivity.
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