When The Facts Change, I Change My Mind. What Do You Do?

John_C_87

@JulesKorngold
There's no valid reason to stop learning.
There is always one valid reason to stop learning, a fellow student or teacher cannot validate clearly what is being instructed, this describes an action as willful.

John_C_87

@JulesKorngold

I don't know everything.  And I can be wrong.  Changing my beliefs over time means I'm learning.  There's no valid reason to stop learning.

I mus be completly honest I do not always remember things in the same way equally for the same duration of time so I musct be able to check data and the data must be consistent. It is not about being wrong its about maytaining a mor eperfect connection with data with consistency...

It is a thin line we have made between learning and insanity. When we change repeatedly as progresses forward happens, we are not as people learning we are riding the coat tails of experiencing events. Testing by performing the same tasks over and over expecting the same results every