Sometimes it's better to find the answers yourself, rather than believing all the answers you are told. You will find that the answers you were told, aren't always the truth.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes and take a chance on your gut feelings. We've all made many of the same mistakes. It's actually kind of cool when you do, and learn from them. Some times you have to pee on an electric fence to find out it wasn't the smartest decision, but you won't make that mistake twice.
When you make a mistake you've got to first realise you've actually made that mistake, so you can think about how you'd avoid making that mistake again.
I think with some people they just don't think over their previous actions that well or they just blame everyone else for all their mistakes in life.
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Wow Thinker you know that's how I felt when I was younger, I knew everything! To be honest I couldn't be told any different at one point, my answer was always the right answer, end of conversation.
But yeah the more knowledge obtained in my life the more confusing (fuzzier) everything has got and quite often an even bigger question has come about from knowledge that I've obtained, lolz. 乂ᵒ .ᴼ乂
Sure. The metaphors are straightforward enough; I was just (unromantically) commenting on their literal accuracy.
Catullus might be excused for not knowing what the sun did after it set, but Raleigh, who knew the world is round, would also have known that after the sun set, it was merely illuminating the other side of the Earth. But Raleigh was facing execution by beheading when he wrote his version, so he can be excused too.
Sometimes it's better to find the answers yourself, rather than believing all the answers you are told. You will find that the answers you were told, aren't always the truth.
I have a tendency to question myself too much. You saying that gives a bit of courage. Thanks for that!
Don't be afraid to make mistakes and take a chance on your gut feelings. We've all made many of the same mistakes. It's actually kind of cool when you do, and learn from them. Some times you have to pee on an electric fence to find out it wasn't the smartest decision, but you won't make that mistake twice.
Ah yes exactly Jim! Well you shouldn't making the same mistake twice that's for sure, although sadly I've come across many that do. 乂º︵º乂
Hard to understand how some people can made the same "bad" mistakes over and over.
When you make a mistake you've got to first realise you've actually made that mistake, so you can think about how you'd avoid making that mistake again.
I think with some people they just don't think over their previous actions that well or they just blame everyone else for all their mistakes in life.
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Death.
It comes for all of us.
Neither do many teachers that have to teach it.
I once saw a teachers' union demand that there be a 4-year phase-in period for Common Core, so that the teachers could learn it.
Oh, heck, I knew all the answers to everything when I was younger.
Things got fuzzier after that, however.
Wow Thinker you know that's how I felt when I was younger, I knew everything! To be honest I couldn't be told any different at one point, my answer was always the right answer, end of conversation.
But yeah the more knowledge obtained in my life the more confusing (fuzzier) everything has got and quite often an even bigger question has come about from knowledge that I've obtained, lolz. 乂ᵒ .ᴼ乂
It's getting fuzzyer alright. That's why im bouncing my thoughts at other people including you guys.
People.
Naah... the sun only has a finite lifetime too.
A bit longer than ours perhaps, but nevertheless finite.
Sure. The metaphors are straightforward enough; I was just (unromantically) commenting on their literal accuracy.
Catullus might be excused for not knowing what the sun did after it set, but Raleigh, who knew the world is round, would also have known that after the sun set, it was merely illuminating the other side of the Earth. But Raleigh was facing execution by beheading when he wrote his version, so he can be excused too.
Well, Warhol did pretty well with soup cans (in my opinion, of course).
https://www.art.com/products/p4...yABEgLI-_D_BwE
See you later...
Oh, one last thing... when it comes to romantics, I'll take the poems of Shelley over those of Raleigh or Catullus anytime.
"Ozymandias" for example. Wow... just wow.
I'm double that.No idea!