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"Whereas for the philosophy of knowledge, the fundamental kind of rational learning is acquiring knowledge, for the philosophy of wisdom the fundamental kind of rational learning is learning how to live, how to see, to experience, to participate in and to create what is of value in existence."





Nicholas Maxwell




All the same anthology of things that inspired me to realize the value of existing, thus life, and life of constant awe. This one ends this chapter of that book instructing me not just to experience but to go ahead, experiment and create.

It's always a pursuit, and as always, nosce te ipsum.

Man, perhaps, if he is an island, is at least not a lonely one.


Mothagesso.