AKKAMAAN
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The first thing to learn, when there is something you do not know.....is to learn how much you do not know about it....other wise you think you know it all, when you don't know s**t......
What to know!?
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wdchyd
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Sometimes the people that say they know the most......have the most to learn:laughing:
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Than there the ones who think they know it all are the most dangerous.
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KennyD.
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Like saying goes..:Be cold day in he77.
for your advise save many lot of coins etc.
"You's guy's talkin' to me?"
Like saying goes..:Be cold day in he77.
for your advise save many lot of coins etc.Building knowledge is like a building a house.....with out a good rigid foundation it is not worth s**t....
basics are necessary to learn more.....your knowledge "level" about a subject, is not better than the knowledge you have about the sub levels (basics) of that subject....
"you have to understand force before you can understand pressure....."
basics are necessary to learn more.....your knowledge "level" about a subject, is not better than the knowledge you have about the sub levels (basics) of that subject....
"you have to understand force before you can understand pressure....."
oldnslo
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I thought it was: " Those that think they know it all are real annoying to the ones that do".
If I could remember all of my mistakes i would be genius
Roy
If I could remember all of my mistakes i would be genius
Roy
Travelover
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Not to be political, but this sums it up.
Thank you Travelover! That really sums it up!!!
Thank you Donald R. for a great quote!!
To be political.....Donald R shake hands with ****** H a few times in the early 1980's....there were a few unknown unknowns about Saddams future then.....hahahahahah
texasjohn
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The more you know, the more you know you know the less:confused2:
chipsndust
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Man #1 (emphatically sure of himself):
I don't think, I know.
Man #2 :
I don't think you know, either.
I don't think, I know.
Man #2 :
I don't think you know, either.
wvpolekat
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Knowledge is a funny thing.
In my line of work, there are some people with very specific knowledge about their particular cog in the machine. They tend to work almost exclusively with that thing.
Then, there are people who don't have that kind of specific knowledge, but have a better understanding of how all the cogs fit together and understand the ripple effects of various cogs having problems.
It's not that either of them has more knowledge than the other, and one is not more valuable than another. They each have their own strengths, which come into play in different situations.
In my line of work, there are some people with very specific knowledge about their particular cog in the machine. They tend to work almost exclusively with that thing.
Then, there are people who don't have that kind of specific knowledge, but have a better understanding of how all the cogs fit together and understand the ripple effects of various cogs having problems.
It's not that either of them has more knowledge than the other, and one is not more valuable than another. They each have their own strengths, which come into play in different situations.
texasjohn
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Knowledge is not necessarily learning.
Learning implies a change in behavior.
Learning implies a change in behavior.
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Yes, the most valuable knowledge is knowing, or suspecting, that you dont know, and using informed networking behavior to get to the right understanding.
larry
"understanding" as a word, is as debatable as the word "knowledge"....
I think we use "knowledge" for something we not necessary can back up....but we can't claim "understanding" unless we can back it up....little simplified....one have to under stand "force" and "area" before on can understand "pressure" (pressure=force/area), and one have to understand "distance" before one can understand "area" (area=distance x distance).....
or to understand what pressure is, we need to know what vacuum is....
