Quote by Andrea Arnold

I've got no education.

I've got no education.

Summary

This quote reflects a person's acknowledgment of their lack of formal education. It suggests that the person does not possess traditional academic qualifications or formal schooling. They may feel disadvantaged or lacking knowledge compared to others who have received education. The quote could also indicate humility or resignation in acknowledging their limitations in terms of formal education.

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Education

By Andrea Arnold

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