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On Being a “Stupidhead”
By Mason Drew
In present-day anywhere, being a stupidhead should
be the least of anyone’s concerns. Many philosophers
of old would be quick to tell us that a wise person does
not have to know everything. They might also add that
a so-called “stupidhead” could easily point out the flaws
in a self proclaimed wise-man’s ideas. With this knowledge, the goal of wisdom should not be to become wise,
but to become more fluent and knowledgeable in the
areas of life we are interested in. For example, a poet
does not necessarily require a degree in Geography to
perform his art, and therefore it would be illogical for
him to feel as if he is any less of a poet because he is
not fluent in Geography, although Universities might
attempt to persuade him to believe otherwise. So when
we analyze the wonderful things we have a natural interest in, and just how much we have taught ourselves
about our interests, it becomes clear that we are not
complete stupidheads after all.
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