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Stop Asking Questions You Don't Want to Know the Answer to ...

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Stop Asking Questions You Don't Want to Know the Answer to ...
Stop Asking Questions You Don't Want to Know the Answer to ...

It's time to stop asking questions you do not want to know the answer to.

Do not ask too many questions. Remember, when were a kid and you didn’t ask a lot of questions? Remember when you didn’t worry about anything? You were at peace because you didn’t ask any questions. In the Bible, it is written “He who increases knowledge increases sorrow.” I am not a religious person, but do you ever feel like the more you know, the more you wish you didn’t know?

Does it really matter if you know everything? The answer is no. You only need to know what you want to know. That is all you ever need to know in this world. Stop trying to compete with people and stop trying to know everything. Knowing everything means nothing.

What means something is knowing what you did and what you're doing. Stop asking questions you do not want to know the answer to. When it comes down to it, are you going to do something about it? Otherwise, do not worry about it. Life is not about what you know. It is about what you do. So what if this guy knows everything? You did stuff in your life and that is what matters. What you do is based on your opinion. If you think video games are productive, then so be it. If you think working is stupid, then it is stupid. Everything you know is based on your opinion of it. You've got to understand this before you get caught up in being right instead of believing what you want, even if its wrong. Believe that everything you do has purpose. Nothing matters until you say so.

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@Jessica I think this is only her point of view, for someone it may be useful

This might be the single worst advice I've ever read, seriously! Why would you want to limit your knowledge to something so small? ie: your 1 chosen area of interest, such as video games? Just using the example from the article...with knowledge comes power and the ability to change things or fight for them. Learning is a privilege that sadly not all people have access to, and make huge sacrifices to obtain. And idk what kids you've been around, but they tend to ask a million questions, to the point of annoyance! And that's a great thing. The world is a much bigger place than just the small area you occupy and if everyone took up this mentality we'd be a very ignorant, nieve society in more trouble than we already are. Maybe this is part of what people think is so wrong with an entire generation? Millennial's get a bad enough rap and I hope this sort of thinking isn't wide spread!