We acquire knowledge from childhood. We need it to survive in this huge world. Later in our development, we do not want to acquire complicated terminologies. This is understandable, I don't want to convince you to learn. I just want to share my love for it.
Science has been with mankind since antiquity, its beginnings were the first writing, mathematics, counting time, the first calendar and poetic works. The great poet of ancient Greece was Homer*. Man tends to self-educate himself and order the world around him.
*Homer (Greek: ??????, Hóm?ros, Greek: ??????) (8th century BC) was a Greek wandering singer (aoida), epic, singer and reciter (rhapsody). He is considered the father of epic poetry. The oldest European poet known by name, who probably took over the legacy of the long and rich tradition of oral heroic poetry. His works include the epics: the Iliad and the Odyssey. Greek tradition also saw him as the author of a collection of hymns, the so-called Homeric hymns, and several heroicomic poems - Margites (The Fool), Kerkopes (The Kercops), Epikichlides (The Giggles), and Batrachomyomachia (The Mouse-Frog War). No Greek poet surpassed Homer in fame. On the islands of Los and Chios, temples dedicated to him were erected, and in Olympia and Delphi statues were erected. Pisistratus introduced the recitation of Homeric poems on the Panathenaeans.
Thanks to learning, we have learned a lot of secrets of the world, which makes our daily routine easier. A lot of inventions were created - up to the objects we still use today.
We should not forget that you need to know moderation in everything, even in this matter. We can't sit for centuries with our noses in books. Everything is for people... In addition to personal development, a young person needs to have fun and spend time with friends. Such a balance makes us better and better.
Experience can also teach us a lot. Thanks to it, it is possible to change one's behaviour.
There's a popular saying:
"Science is the key to power."
If it weren't for it, we might not be able to control our original behaviours. We could universally believe in the magic and idols that our ancestors worshipped. No matter what education we have, it does not prove our worth. We should respect people of science. The most important lesson we should profess is to be kind, sincere, generous, loyal and merciful, and sensitive to the harm of a stranger.
