lament

[fargonrob]

It seems some cosmic joke that when we reach an age where we start to get the world figured out that we also realize we have less time to exercise that knowledge. We spend so much time building our knowledge and experience that it feels wrong we have so little time to exercise, enjoy and share it.

Comments

[maxauburn]

I agree with you there.

Maybe that's the whole point in life: to learn what you can in the limited time you get.

That makes sense to me.

[fargonrob]

I have gathered so much info/knowledge that it's pretty much impossible for me to ever pass it on.

Hording of knowledge, without a way to share it, seems pointless. It's one way thing to use what you know but when it goes way beyond what I use, where I kind of scare folks off with the depth of knowledge, where it's almost a curse because you become too qualified to work for someone else.

The passing on and using of knowledge, that's the point of it. I do what I can.

[fingertrouble]

By the time we have experience to know what we truly want or get the best out of things, so many opportunities and time has passed.

It's sad.