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I guess that's the point, to step back from the desire to always find something better. This somehow implies that you don't actively challenge yourself to learn
by elcapitan 10y ago
I guess that's the point, to step back from the desire to always find something better. This somehow implies that you don't actively challenge yourself to learn new stuff. You could however learn new things nevertheless, but I guess the idea is not self-improvement, but getting at peace with yourself, and maybe also your limitations.
(Not advocating that, that's just how I would understand the concept)