Knowledge is knowing two plus two equals four.
Wisdom
Is knowing that not everything adds up.
And truthfully, sometimes you don’t know what’s right.
But sometimes you do.
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Knowledge is knowing two plus two equals four.
Wisdom
Is knowing that not everything adds up.
And truthfully, sometimes you don’t know what’s right.
But sometimes you do.
©
Well said👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
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Thank you 🙂
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True
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🙂
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“Knowledge is knowing two plus two equals four.
Wisdom
Is knowing that not everything adds up.”
Ya know, this is just brilliant.
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I thank you very much Cindy, for thinking me brilliant. 🙂
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Yes indeed! Very true!
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So many times I’ve seen this played out. It’s never easy.
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Knowledge + wisdom = 4 stars
Knowledge – wisdom = 0 cigars
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Sometimes I see stars….sometimes not.
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Oh well, some stars are better than none…..
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This is true Ivor. 😉
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and that’s the truth.
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amen. (I caught a little bit of Lily Tomlin in that comment) 🙂
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How true!
We shape our expectations based on our knowledge, our experience and general norms, although these expectations are always bound to persons, who for the most part do not conform to the general norms, our own knowledge or our individual experiences.
Expectations are therefore wrong invoices, because
we never really know what’s right … maybe we can feel it or believe it!
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Expectations are wrong invoices. That’s a very clever way to say that Anie !
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Well said, my friend. ❤️❤️
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Thank you Paulette ❤
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A beautiful truth!
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Thank you Peter!!!
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You sure speak the truth today, MBC.
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Thank you MBM! ! 🙂
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Very true – and why I’ve learned to stop and think before I react. My immediate “right” may not be right at all.
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Oh the bumpy roads, even when we ‘know’ the road it gets bumpy.
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Brilliant observation, Colleen! How quick we are to be “so sure” that there’s only one answer to a problem or doing the “right” thing. Your “math problem” is worth contemplating before we make conclusions too quickly!
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I often write these things (or rewrite them) because I need a reminder. I would hope I would always choose ‘right’ over ‘what’s expected’. So I write my thoughts and hope it sticks with me.
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It’s too bad hat we learn all the important things in our later years.
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All part of the journey isn’t it pw586?
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