I think it is a wrong attitudebackwards behavior, because within this way, we may convey wrong informations tofrequently misinform people. I think it backwards behavior, because in this way, we may frequently misinform people.

It's not so much an attitude, as a behavoir. misinform is a good word for what you are saying.

I think it is a wrong attitudebehavior because with this way we may convey wrongincorrect informations to people. I think it is wrong behavior because this way we may convey incorrect information to people.

Since we're speaking about actions, behavior is more appropriate than attitude. Information never takes an S at the end

I think ithis is athe wrong attitudeviewpoint because with this waybehavior we may convey wrong informations to people. I think this is the wrong viewpoint because with this behavior we may convey wrong information to people.

I dont think it is a wrongs the right attitude to have because with this way we may convey the wrong informations to people. I dont think its the right attitude to have because this way we may convey the wrong information to people.

it would sound more natural this way

We don't have to know everything but we have an oppuortunity to learn every time. We don't have to know everything but we have an opportunity to learn every time.

Just a logic thing, I don't think these two statements are sides of the same coin, and using "but" to connect them is kind of meaningless. I would write: We don't have to know everything. We can just take the opportunity to learn.

We don't have to know everything, but we always have an oppuortunity to learn every time. We don't have to know everything, but we always have an opportunity to learn.

I hope we learn interesting facts. I hope we learn interesting facts.

Are you talking about your own perspective? I would write: Personally, I always hope to learn interesting facts.

I don't know I don't know

If you want this as a title, it should be capitalized: I Don't Know

Why is it so hard to say "I don't know?" Why is it so hard to say "I don't know?"

I think alternatively, it's also good to write: Why is it so hard for people to say "I don't know?" This makes it more clear that you are making a social critique, and not just venting about a personal problem---like you have a hard time saying I don't know.

Why is it so hard to say , "I don't know?" Why is it so hard to say, "I don't know?"

Why aredo we comment about somethings we doaren't knowledgeable with? Why do we comment about things we aren't knowledgeable with?

do - indicates a habit we don't know --> we aren't knowledgeable with Clearer

Why aredo we comment about something/things we don't know about? Why do we comment about something/things we don't know about?

Why are we commenting about something we don't know? Why are we commenting about something we don't know?

Why aredo we comment about somethings we don't know? Why do we comment about things we don't know?