Reflection #6

Reflecting time.

I really want to learn how to speed read like Dillon Inouye. 1000 words every minute.

I find the idea of the three person problem incredibly intriguing. I had never before considered that knowledge ends at the classroom door without a third person. But thinking about it, any knowledge I receive in a class does indeed die with me unless I go and tell somebody else. When I first read that knowledge has to be taught among a minimum of three people to grow, I thought, “what a fascinating idea, I can’t wait to learn more.” Then when I read a little bit more, I thought, “what a simple and true concept. This is exactly true with everything I learn.”

This makes me even more excited to share knowledge with others. I love when I learn something interesting enough that I want to share it, but the idea that knowledge will either die if I keep it in, or grow if I share it, makes me want to share everything I learn.

That’s all I’m reflecting on today. It’s probably the most interesting thing I learned this week, and the one that will affect my future actions the most.