I Could Not Move Because I Looked for the Answer.
This is the next part of the last story.
I thought about why too much input makes me unable to move.
Maybe the order is like this.
I listen to many people’s opinions.
Then I start to feel that there is a correct answer in this world.
But I do not know it yet.
So I listen to more.
I have to know more, and more, and in the end I do not move from that place.
Each time I learned something, I thought I was getting closer to the correct answer.
But in fact, only one idea was growing: “There is a correct answer.”
I remembered a quote.
It seems to be words from a psychologist named William James.
“Wisdom is knowing what to overlook.”
Today’s words: “Wisdom is knowing what to overlook.”
The reference video is below.
