Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Professional › Comments http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#comments XPLRNG PHTGRPHY Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:54:28 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://sinah.org/views/16th/images/ui/id.png Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Professional › Comments http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2026 2LMN R+D by Lulu Nation http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1523 Lulu Nation Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:54:28 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1523 <p>A load of bull! "They" keep telling us the same thing in the film industry. Luckily, some of us don't listen to that crap! Thank God, for that! </p> A load of bull! "They" keep telling us the same thing in the film industry. Luckily, some of us don't listen to that crap! Thank God, for that!

]]> by mokokoma http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1522 mokokoma Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:09:34 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1522 <p>the legendary Chakih Spark... i couldn't agree more...(ur comment as a whole).</p> <p><!-- my comment --></p> <p>Education is very important but what do we then say in cases where you find an educated person failing to apply what a piece of paper (qualification) states they know/studied/completed...</p> <p>I believe the best combination one can have is Talent + Education... and of course: passion, hard work etc...</p> <p>We have a lot of people who have made names for themselves in their respective industries/fields without any formal education...</p> <p>So rather we be talented people that hopes to be educated, rather than educated people who hopes to be talented... cos' i think the latter is impossible since i believe 'tis either ur born with it or not...</p> <p>word. </p> the legendary Chakih Spark... i couldn't agree more...(ur comment as a whole).

Education is very important but what do we then say in cases where you find an educated person failing to apply what a piece of paper (qualification) states they know/studied/completed...

I believe the best combination one can have is Talent + Education... and of course: passion, hard work etc...

We have a lot of people who have made names for themselves in their respective industries/fields without any formal education...

So rather we be talented people that hopes to be educated, rather than educated people who hopes to be talented... cos' i think the latter is impossible since i believe 'tis either ur born with it or not...

word.

]]> by Digital_Monk http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1519 Digital_Monk Tue, 14 Aug 2007 12:19:11 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1519 <p>"Young bloods can't spell but they can rock you in PlayStation" <br />M-Def Mathematics</p> <p>You don't really need the professors and the thick books to be good at something. Just need passion (and maybe Google)!!! </p> "Young bloods can't spell but they can rock you in PlayStation"
M-Def Mathematics

You don't really need the professors and the thick books to be good at something. Just need passion (and maybe Google)!!!

]]> by the legendary Chakih Spark http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1518 the legendary Chakih Spark Tue, 14 Aug 2007 11:43:11 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1518 <p>it's like everyone with access to photoshop n illustrator is a designer.</p> <p>but what if their idish is on point tho? what if they're actually better at it than the dude who went thru 3 years of design education.? should the talented dude with no formal education not follow his gift/passion? what's the point of art when education takes away from the edge of creative? </p> <p>unlike medicine (in a western sense), art is something one's born with. at a certain point, one chooses to harness/feed or ignore it. education, in my understanding is an ongoing process one can undertake from a variety of sources. whether the source is a classroom, an internet chatroom or thru trial n error. </p> <p>some of the best writers i know have never been "trained' to write. atleast not in a four-walled space of any sort. </p> <p>peeps will critises since forever. like meth said, "they talk about it while we live it". so here goes the middle one like did dude in the pic. </p> it's like everyone with access to photoshop n illustrator is a designer.

but what if their idish is on point tho? what if they're actually better at it than the dude who went thru 3 years of design education.? should the talented dude with no formal education not follow his gift/passion? what's the point of art when education takes away from the edge of creative?

unlike medicine (in a western sense), art is something one's born with. at a certain point, one chooses to harness/feed or ignore it. education, in my understanding is an ongoing process one can undertake from a variety of sources. whether the source is a classroom, an internet chatroom or thru trial n error.

some of the best writers i know have never been "trained' to write. atleast not in a four-walled space of any sort.

peeps will critises since forever. like meth said, "they talk about it while we live it". so here goes the middle one like did dude in the pic.

]]> by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1517 lebogang nkoane Tue, 14 Aug 2007 11:01:22 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/14#response-1517 <p>err, I apologise for the profanity, but it's used only in the creative context to express one's self... considering the limited vocab I have.</p> <p>;-) </p> err, I apologise for the profanity, but it's used only in the creative context to express one's self... considering the limited vocab I have.

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