knowledge [Theme]
You have everything you need - a concise, strong, real language, a characteristic that is left to you alone, not humor, but what produces cheerful laughter, and in content - love and therefore knowledge of the true interests of the life of the people.
Quote Explanation: About Mikhail Evgrafovich Saltykov-Shchedrin
Knowledge and faith, reason and Revelation are in a state of harmony, complement each other and do not contradict each other. Some of the religious truths, for example about the trinity of God, are not accessible to the human mind; in this case, a person can only believe.
Belief in gods arose due to man's fear of the forces of nature that he did not understand and the inability to explain them. Knowledge of the true structure of the world, the nature of the gods and the fact that the soul is mortal allows one to do without religion.
Knowledge of the essence does not guarantee against recklessness.
Students are more engaged and learn more effectively when they have to figure things out on their own. If you simply spoon-feed material head-on, it will become boring and easily forgotten.
What really matters about reading is that it creates ease and familiarity with the process of writing; a person comes to the writer’s country with all documents in perfect order. Constant reading will lead you to a place where (in a mood in which - if you prefer) you can write willingly and selflessly. And you are given an ever-increasing knowledge of what has been done and what has not yet been done, what is old and fresh, what works, and what is just lying on the page, dying (or already dying). The more you read, the less likely you are to make a fool of yourself using your own pen or word processor.
But you know, Atsushi-kun, battle is like a living being. A mere trifle can turn everything upside down, and then even a obviously successful plan will fail miserably. So knowledge is power.
Who will know what languishes beyond the limits of our knowledge.
I was so stupid that I seriously thought that knowledge could make everything clear, but some things are hidden too deep under the levels of semantics and syntax, under the hours and days; so securely hidden under forgotten names that you rescue from oblivion, and then throw away again, that just knowing about your wounds is not enough. You can't expose them that easily.
Death is a wall, and during life no one will know the highest truth hidden behind this wall.
-... someone kill me.
a wise age, an experienced age, loving yours.
- And if the idiot is the last one, there can’t be many of them.
- No, I understand, in these boxes of yours all the knowledge of the world is there. But take it away from you, and you won’t be able to add a two-digit number. And for creation, it is necessary that the knowledge be here, in the head, that they have some kind of synthesis, that discoveries, you know, there, insights! Otherwise, you will only produce carbon dioxide.
You see, you ask. You would rather teach than ask stupid questions.
