Did Buddha ever say that educated people would be a problem? I was reading the book "Daham Danum Sangrahaya 1" about facts of Buddhism written by a Buddhist monk. And it says if all the people in a region are educated it would be a problem. 

I want to know if Buddha has ever said something like that? That education could be a problem for the society.

Thanks.
It's important to read the full context of what that teacher said. Also, if someone simply says: &quot;The Buddha said this or that&quot;, then that's not good enough. He'll need to provide backup sutras/suttas references. For example, in the suttas education is very important:

&quot;Friend, the Blessed One has described you as being endowed with seven amazing, astounding qualities. Which seven? 'Hatthaka of Alavi is endowed with conviction. He is virtuous. He has a sense of conscience. He has a sense of concern. He is learned. He is generous. He is discerning.' Friend, the Blessed One has described you as being endowed with these seven amazing, astounding qualities.&quot; ~ AN 8.23 ~
&quot;Even so, he who is experienced and has a well-trained mind, who is learned and dependable, 2 clearly knowing, he can help others to understand who are willing to listen and ready to receive&quot; ~ Sn 2.8 ~