Stuff beyond our basic needs does not liberate. Consider the overall investment of your time. You have to shop for stuff. You have to clean, maintain, and organize stuff. You lose stuff. You look for stuff. You polish stuff, secure it against theft, trip over it, recharge it, upgrade it, accessorize it, pack it, move it, unpack it, insure it, fix it, and eventually sell, trash, or bequeath it. Stuff has no use beyond this life, and it takes a lot from us.
Very much unlike stuff, knowledge has few such liabilities.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
On getting, learning, becoming
"They Shall Ask the Way to Zion", Shawn Miller:
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