The Older I Get

The more you learn, the less you know; does that not sound crazy or what? You learn something new everyday; the older you get, the more you learn, but does that mean you know more? Two concecutive uses of semi-colons! Alright, I am so acing my next essay =D

When I was watching some videos today, I realized something. As life progresses, the more you learn from all the experiences you gain, the less you actually know. Do you see what I'm getting at? Everytime you learn something new that you find interesting, it just opens up more questions about that certain thing or other things. Kind of like the show Heroes. Yes, I am promoting that show right now. I'll admit the second season was not nearly as good as the first season, but hey, it's the sophomore jynx right? The third season has been running for a month or so now, and I have to say that the writers for this show are absolute genius'. Each show you watch, you're left hanging and you just have a billion questions about what is going on and what will happen next. That is exactly what I'm trying to get at here! I don't want to spoil anything here but everytime they reveal something, you are so amazed and you are left with so many questions that branched from one event. It's just amazing.. both the show and the concept.

So here's to never stop learning, simply because it's impossible. Even the extremist who chooses to set their minds focuses on not learning anything. By doing that, they learn about themself that they are able to live without learning, and then they learn that it is impossible to not learn. By this, they will know that they can't seem to not learn and this will cause them to spring many questions and alternatives to what they could maybe achieve or attempt to achieve from this experience.

Don't stop wiggle, wiggle.