Learning More
Posted by Michael Dickens on January 20, 2010
Yesterday I was partaking in a discussion, and it drifted to the topic of communism. I was a little bit frustrated after a couple of people made some uninformed comments (“it looks great on paper, but has never worked”). Then, I realized that I don’t really know all that much about communism. So that day, I decided that I would read the Manifesto of the Communist Party.
This is not the only time that something like this has happened. I frequently find myself in situations in which I observe other people who don’t really seem to know much about a topic, but then I notice that I don’t know much either. As of now, I am taking these opportunities to teach myself something.
My advice to you for today is: if you find that you are ignorant of some subject, then learn about it. You’re never too old to stop learning.
phynnboi said
There are many such things, but I’d need to be able to read WAY faster to study them all!
Matt said
It’s times like this that I wish I had good memory skills…