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Futility of learning
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There are things, that I really cannot understand why we do.

The more you know, More sure you'll forget But then, of course, You're knowledge must diminish. Then know less we And forget still less. And thus forgeting, Don't know more we? …………………………….. So, Just as afterthought Remind me why? Learning do we really for what?

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Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce

Reviewed on February 9, 2009

It's okay for one NOT TO LEARN anything if one DOESN'T HAVE TO GO TO WORK TO MAKE A LIVING.

If one CEASES to learn new things nowadays, ONE DOES NOT earn a chance to get a job in the society. One just have to sit and rot and blame God for the misfortune if no one hires him/her.

It is okay if one is rich and doesn't have to go to learn new things to earn a living to say that we don't have to learn new things to survive. How nice that could be!!!!!...I wish I could say this too!!!

Anyway...have a nice and wonderful bask in the sun don't have to work day!!!!

Sandie Angel :o)

Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on February 8, 2009

LOL had to read this again for they are weighty questions you pose and yea sometimes learning can be overdosed but I don't think we should ever quit learning.

fee

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on February 7, 2009

Thank you for reinforcing the fact that I know not what's going on, friend. Love and peace to you, Jack.

Regis

PS: Check out my "stuff" and see if we are "in sync."

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