In my world, you are wrong. When I was young, I knew with absolute certainty that I was right. Things were black and white. I thought I knew everything. As I g

In my world, you are wrong. When I was young, I knew with absolute certainty that I was right. Things were black and white. I thought I knew everything. As I grew older, I realised that there are no absolutes. Things are hardly ever true, there is no perfect way to do things. Everything is just a truth by tendency of mass, and that is fundamentally fluid. I think that's the most important thing I've learned in my life. That whenever I think I know something, all I know is either how to do something, or what I think about something. Which is different from actually knowing the thing.