I came across this topic while surfing the internet and it made me think. At first i was not really sure what it ment, but i later came to understand what they ment by this. Does who we call wise today, are does who have been through a lot, they have seen a lot and as well made a lot of mistakes, hence it is all these experience that gives them the wisdom they have today. While this makes sense in a lot of ways i do not agree with it. We do not have to always experience it before we learn, we can also learn form the experience of others as well. What is your take on this?
You need to be foolish while young to grow old wise, how true is this?
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Maybe not a necessity in the traditional sense. Making mistakes and being foolish is often a key part of the learning process as we grow up. These experiences can help shape us into more resilient and wiser individuals in the future.
I think you shouldn't make mistakes intentionally just because you will learn from them. Let mistakes be mistakes, things that happen accidentally. If you have a chance, always strive to be on the right and learn from your accidental mistakes. You should also take advantage of learning from the mistakes of others.
I think young people may not be foolish. They are just inexperienced. As we grow, we encounter different experiences and made mistakes. That's how we get wiser when we get older.
I don't think that is true. There are still few young people that are extremely wise.
