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Flexible learning: it’s not the spoon that’s bending.

24Sep07

Room 116 pointed me to a quote that reflects a lot about how I think we should experience the world:

In fact, it most reminds me of an anecdote that I took a lot of stock in while growing up. When I was young, some of the ways that values were driven into my life were [...]

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On why my own perspectives actually ARE more important than yours.

20Sep07

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how I think of people’s perceptions and about the notion of universal truths. I think about like this: we all have notions of what we believe in and what we know to be true. I’ve been thinking a lot about how or if we can call those notions [...]

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in brief:

Sometimes I wish we could freeze a person in time and examine, in a very comprehensive way, how any one person’s thoughts and experiences have lead them to see the world in the exact way they perceive it. Why any one person is exactly where they are, when they could be in an infinite number of other places, thinking an infinite number of other things.
I’m here because I’ve come to believe that we all have a way of learning something from everything we experience. It’s not always big. It’s not always what we expect it to be. We might think that it’s contrary to something we already know. Or believe. But it’s always something.
-Kyle
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Archive for the 'The way I think is' Category

Flexible learning: it’s not the spoon that’s bending.

On why my own perspectives actually ARE more important than yours.

in brief:

Insightful bits

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