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I think the impression I had from the article is the author was somehow proud of not knowing things. It's fine not to know things, and it's good to understand t
by odonnellryan 6y ago
I think the impression I had from the article is the author was somehow proud of not knowing things. It's fine not to know things, and it's good to understand there will be countless things you'll never know, and probably even better to be comfortable with understanding that you don't need to know everything, but something about being proud of not knowing something - where it is a badge of honor? - feels weird.
I wish I had a more of a drive to learn new things, more often than I do now. I don't like feeling like I'd be okay with never wanting to learn new things.