Education cannot prepare men and women for marriage. Trying to educate them for marriage is like trying to teach them to swim without allowing them to go into the water. It cannot be done. Training someone to move muscles and breathe without fear of drowning are important skills to master to become a good swimmer, but these are entirely different skills than those needed for marriage. Some people make great spouses and lousy swimmers because they differ in their physical and mental skills, respectively.
Some people are faster learners in some areas and slower in others.
This analogy cannot be considered valid. Bill Clinton has no experience of serving in the military. To have Bill Clinton become president, and thus commander in chief of the armed forces of the United States, is like electing some passer-by on the street to fly the space shuttle. Although Commander in Chief is one of the President s duties, his deficiencies in military knowledge was overcome by his intelligence and the knowledge of his advisors. The author of this analogy suggests that the President is devoid of all essential skills to be a good President, but Mr. Clinton s life experience was more than adequate to allow him to thrive in the position.