Thing-Should-Know

 


You should know how to start a fire without matches.

You never know when this might come in handy- a fire is one of the most important elements for survival for a human being- providing warmth, light, and energy.

You should know how to swim.

If you don’t know how to swim yet, you need to take it  seriously for learning. There are a number of emergency situations where you might need to swim in order to survive or help someone else in the water.

We should know basic survival skills.

This is most important skills that we must require to know/learn. In many cases like COVID-19 (hope it will not continue more over) or and many more as we are facing  in today's global worming environment.

We should know how to code.😩

Computer can not do itself because it is machine. To get something from any machine we must require to code it. If you don’t know how to program/code, you’re merely consuming the whole world around you, which is programmed. 

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