In English
There is one small example for this. One uneducated and unsophisticated person joins an army. By joining the army, he learns something by practice and moves forward. One day, the General, who is commanding this army, comes to inspect the camp. On that day, the person who is the local Commanding Officer of that group was giving certain instructions to the member of the group. This particular person does not understand English. The language known to the cadets in the camp is not known to the General. Nobody knows what kind of questions the General will ask each one of them. But the one who is in charge of this particular group has been trying to explain to the cadets and train them in a general way. When the group leader came to this uneducated person, he tried to tell him that the General may visit the camp and ask him, “How many years have you been in this unit?” The cadet has been asked to reply that he has been in the army for two years. Maybe, the second question will be about his age. The cadet was told to say that he was twenty-two years old. The third question he may ask will probably be whether the cadet is feeling happier in his home or happier in this unit? This uneducated person was told that he should say that he feels the same in the camp as well as at home. Unfortunately, the General came to the individual and the very first question he asked was, “How old are you?” He replied that he was two years old. The second question was, “How many years ago have you joined this Unit?” The reply was twenty-two years. The General thought that he was in great confusion and he asked, what the matter was? “Are you mad or am I mad?” The cadet then said, “Both are mad, both are the same.” The lesson which we have to get from this conversation is that in the presence of an educated individual, an uneducated person can only follow his symbols and signs. Unless the second person is also an educated person, there will be no rapport between them. There will be confusion and any question will only lead to a wrong and confusing answer.