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I agree apparently some people didn't see where you said their are some exceptions. If I read all I
can about lets say mountain climbing then I go climb a mountain which do you think I will most
remember? |
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Okay....................so experience is the best teacher.
But if you learn to watch others demises you can avoid a similar fate, correct?? ;-) |
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You don't have to eat everything edible in the world just to find out what's poisonous or bad or
you. You don't have to get a 3rd degree burn to learn to avoid a flame. You don't have to catch an
STD to figure out it's a bad thing to catch one.
Also science has shown that even much lower animals, like squid, can learn by observing the actions
of other squids instead of having to experience everything themselves. In one study a squid watched
another squid figure out how to take a lid off a food jar and then right away it knew how to
accomplish the same task itself. If squids can do it without direct experience then surely people
can learn without direct experience too. |
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I don't see what point you are trying to make. We all make mistakes, and choices, not all of which
are good but that's our right as a human being. |
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Its multiple things but the key are experience(environment) and taught. |
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04 Jul 2008 16:24
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