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Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

Saw a guy's post here, saying a guy with 38 percent is happier than 90 percent! Well I don't completely disagree but don't you guys think it's a short term happiness. The 90 percent guy is working hard for his future and studying while 38 percent guy is chilling. We all know education is important aspect nowadays. Earlier you could earn a lot without education but with coming gen , you cannot earn without being education or having proper skills. Please let's not promote not studying here. I'm not saying a guy with 38 percent can't do anything in his life, but he's definitely not making and doing what he is supposed to do.

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aman manni

Stealth • 5m

Happiness is not with marks it is somthing inside. . Nothing can keep u happy. .if u urself dont wnt to b. . May b 90 pecnt a big job etc etc it is a never ending journey

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Purushotham R

Stealth • 5m

I agree that the toppers work hard for the studies but I have seen toppers working hard without knowing a thing about why they are working hard . So I think it depends on their goal as hardwork without goal is meaningless

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 5m

Indian toppers In school are valued in the first place by the media. No one else cares, truly. And then the other side brings them down.. and in between all this, they probably have no idea what the fuck is going on. And I’m happy for themwho are toppers and excelling, and the ones who are getting 38% and excelling too

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

That 90 percent guy would be depressed state by the time he hits his 30s and that 30 percent wala shall be content with his life earning whatever he can!!

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