Monday, July 17, 2006
How Much Do We Need To Know?
Page 54, NewScientist, June 17, 2006
From my view, study to a person is an endless process. Everyone has to improve himself day by day. Some learn new things from schools, others learn skills from their friends and throughout their social lives, and the others can learn from some television programs. Everyone wonders himself how much he knows. In fact, we cannot estimate our knowledge. The only thing is that how we use it into our lives. Our society develop for thousands of years, from the gathered hunter groups to the communities with well define values. Technology is improving and we have to know how to apply it into use. I think more we learn, more we succeed as the fact.
From my view, study to a person is an endless process. Everyone has to improve himself day by day. Some learn new things from schools, others learn skills from their friends and throughout their social lives, and the others can learn from some television programs. Everyone wonders himself how much he knows. In fact, we cannot estimate our knowledge. The only thing is that how we use it into our lives. Our society develop for thousands of years, from the gathered hunter groups to the communities with well define values. Technology is improving and we have to know how to apply it into use. I think more we learn, more we succeed as the fact.
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