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During the speech delivered by Mr. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela at launch of Mindset Network on July 16, 2003 he said: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. The simple example is a primary school, where children get their first knowledge. It is important for them to understand the easiest things and then the information that they will get and learn will become harder and harder. These children are the future leaders, scientists and doctors, those who will change the world, who will lead to the survival of human kind, or on the contrary they are those people, who will destroy everything in the future. Even nowadays the globe faces up the huge problems such as an environmental pollution because of Fukushima Daiichi and Chernobyl nuclear disasters, which are man-made catastrophes. But educated people also find the solution to the problems which are caused by them. Knowledge can affect people in two different ways. It depends on humans themselves whether they will choose survival or under the pressure of huge opportunities such as ruling the whole globe their actions will lead to destruction of the mankind. Although educated people could be blamed for the majority of catastrophes in the world, knowledge and understanding of the global problems the world faces can lead to the development of human kind.
One of the main reasons for saying this is that education will save the world from wars because understanding the causes of conflicts can put an end to them. There is a number of reasons which contribute to it. The human history has always consisted of wars and conflicts between people, in the ancient times conflicts between people were caused because of the territory, now the main reason is the lack of world resources. According to Dr. Susmit Kumar (2012): “The main motive behind World War I and World War II was the desire of

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