Essay On Ignorance Analysis

935 Words4 Pages

Ignorance! This world that we live in is aberrant. It is indisposed. It is incongruous and ironically it’s created by our own acts. We as children, are preached with several sets of principles and ethics that we are expected to follow. I suppose those were derived to create the ideal individual out of each one of us. But, we still have a huge diversity of unhealthy practices by individuals from amongst us. That includes everyone, even me. So, is it the fault in the methods of delivery of those moral values or, is it our escape into the adaptations of ignorance? The dawn of college life marks the advent of an era of circumscribed development of an individual with a partial shade of parental assistance. This exposure brings out the real persona out of each one of us with the friends, the society and the nation at large. Often it exposes the unpleasant sides of many of us. It was the first year of my college and I had just stepped into a completely new dimension of life. In my opinion, engineering is the only field of academics where one is interested in doing everything else but, engineering. So I wondered how things worked around me, how girls smiled, how boys cried and the rest of the stuff. One thing that I particularly noticed was the overflowing …show more content…

To my surprise, almost all of them denied with points as vague as ‘who would travel half the city and donate blood for no benefits?’ Many of them teased it saying they required a couple of packets for themselves rather than donating. This was a real question mark, right on my face. Most of those who I approached, were volunteers or coordinators for such clubs/societies which organised blood donation camps or related events, pledged on platforms to serve the society before self and all the blabbering they could do. But at that time, no one even bothered to know the status of a patient of similar age, struggling for