I'm the third of four kids and graduated with a degree in international development. I've been to Ecuador and Romania on orphan support missions and hope to go to Uganda or Mexico within the next few years on similar endeavors. I did a field study in Guatemala and may someday finish my writeup to the point of publication. My favorite color is periwinkle, and I wear argyle socks with everything. I love to bounce ideas off of people. Please, let me pick your brain. Comments are encouraged.
It's amazing what you can learn when you ask questions. It's breathtaking when you ask the right questions. I've always admired those people who are willing to question tradition, status quo, etc. Whether they find their answers in agreement with what is established or forge another path, the most astute know why they think or believe as they do. I agree with all of you.
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i concur. that goes right along with what teachers always say: the only stupid question is the one not asked.
also, half the knowledge is present when you ask the right question.
Those who say "I don't know" and then seek the answer are the smartest of us all.
And only boring people get bored.
It's amazing what you can learn when you ask questions. It's breathtaking when you ask the right questions. I've always admired those people who are willing to question tradition, status quo, etc. Whether they find their answers in agreement with what is established or forge another path, the most astute know why they think or believe as they do.
I agree with all of you.
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