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I've hit it! Our problem is we don't retain our lessons. They strike us in our eureka moments, yet pass a bit later without even the slightest inkling. The need to relearn lessons shouldn't exist. We forget what we learn! How basic a problem is that! Wow.
We're told that there are two ways to learn a lesson: through our experiences and through those of others. Fair enough. What we aren't told is how to process them. How to incorporate them in our lives and actually make some use of them. It really shouldn't require an earthquake of an event to shake up our lives and make us "learn our lesson". Most of the time, isn't it something that we already knew? Knew...yes, but remembered...no. In this way we all suffer a kinf of short-term memory loss, which I find quite shocking.
Heh...dang I've hit a breakthrough!
We're told that there are two ways to learn a lesson: through our experiences and through those of others. Fair enough. What we aren't told is how to process them. How to incorporate them in our lives and actually make some use of them. It really shouldn't require an earthquake of an event to shake up our lives and make us "learn our lesson". Most of the time, isn't it something that we already knew? Knew...yes, but remembered...no. In this way we all suffer a kinf of short-term memory loss, which I find quite shocking.
Heh...dang I've hit a breakthrough!
posted by Waqas at
10:21 AM
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I feel u man!
I have had the same questions, but then again, there are people who dont even learn from repeated experiences. I try to learn from my eldres, but I also ask them what to do with what I have learned.
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reedemer_x, at 12:57 AM
Haha....what matters is whether you abide by those lessons learnt in the future or not...but seldom does that happen. We like to play with fire, even after knowing it burns ;P
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M, at 10:39 AM
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