illiterate

"If you act like an illiterate man, your learning will never stop...

Even most illiterate peasants knew the basics of fractional parts in the middle ages.

The two villages we chose are entirely illiterate -- they have no literate adults, and no-one there has ever been to school.

Its better for a CEO to admit his limitations than to BS you, and even if he's computer illiterate, his attitude is what's important.

The vast majority of instances are probably URL-illiterate users merely trying to get to Southwest Airlines' web site.

We get decades of schooling on this, many colleges make "You will be able to write when you come out of here" a key selling point, and illiterate people tend not to do so well in modern developed nations.

> Drug use is a health-related issue, whether it is a doctor prescribing medications, a patient taking meds off-label, a person self-medicating, an addict, or some kind experimentation> We have a caricatured view of the drug addict -- the unwashed, illiterate, toothless junkie hiding out in a crack house.

Why should we accept a substantial chunk of our population being illiterate on a discipline whose misunderstanding can have terrible consequences for both individuals and society at large?Understanding how a computer works, in a world dominated more and more by technology, places you at great advantage.

My knowledge of Koine grammar is rudimentary at best at the moment, so I can't translate yet, but because of this project I can effortlessly read and write it.> What have you learned so far, either about the process of hand-copying or about the content of the text you're copying?You hear anecdotes sometimes about some ancient scribes being illiterate, so they simply drew each character individually and checked them against the source.

It's let those with software literacy run the company - just as 500 years ago those who were literate took over running companiesFor a while we shall see parallel organisations within one company - the illiterate traditional management model, and a more productive, clearly vital org that consists of all those who "get it" - whatever their job titleI wasted too many years trying to join the well renumerated traditional side - and regret the half attention I found I could pay to programming.