In our daily lives, we constantly acquire knowledge, learning from school, work, and everyday experiences. Knowledge certainly plays a crucial role in guiding our decisions and actions. However, when we become too attached to it, knowledge can ironically restrict our freedom of thought and creativity.
Knowledge often creates mental frameworks and boundaries in our minds—ideas like “this is the way it should be.” For instance, when we rely too heavily on past experiences, thinking, “This method worked best before,” we might overlook other possibilities or innovative approaches. The more we accumulate knowledge, the more cautious we become, often leading to fear of taking risks, trying new things, or making mistakes. This over-reliance on what we know can hold us back from exploring new opportunities.
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