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May 6, 2019 2 min

Love To Learn

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Taking for good what is bad and for bad what is good. The gross ignorance of the first ages of humanity is the obscurity we all come from what we do now is what we’ll become. You can’t do everything but you can do anything. To acquire knowledge, one must study and speak. But To acquire wisdom, one must look and listen. It is costly not to learn. It is dreary not to discern, Clearly you need to listen And get wiser in return. We should follow the knowledge of what is, with imagination of what could be Pleasure and taste can be learned and improved. Learn to love and love to learn. Of those who claim to be teachers of others many need instructions themselves. one should Learn to think, never what to think. But We best learn by doing. The clock of life is wound but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. I’m a night crawling cat, not a bone fetching dog. I roam around at will my freedom is my life Now is the only time you own Live, love, toil with a will Place no faith in tomorrow, for The clock may then be still. If there’s one thing i know, it’s that i know nothing. The wise learns from everyone and everything. Our history teaches Through the life of others That The only real mistake is to do nothing. The engines of progress are the habits we seed, believe in your dreams, and follow where they lead. But Don’t Believe anything unless it agrees with your own reason. The calmer, the wiser. You can never tell where the chain of causality ends.

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