[themeatmanlandry]

One of my college professors used to say something like this:

When you're a freshman, you think you know everything. You're in college, and you think just getting there means you know something.

When you're a sophomore, you're doing and learning enough new things to realize that you still have some stuff to learn.

When you're a junior, you're getting a peek at the plethora of knowledge that exists, and you're starting to realize that you've only just begun to bite the apple.

When you become a senior, you understand that there is no way that your puny little mind could ever begin to comprehend even a fraction of the knowledge that exists.


Confuscious say, "He who truly knows . . . knows that he knows not."