“Learning how to transform mere ignorance into...

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Learning how to transform mere ignorance into mystery, simple not knowing into wonder, is a useful skill. Because it turns out that the most important things in this life — why the universe is here instead of not, what happens to us when we die, how the people we love really feel about us — are things we’re never going to know. Tim Kreider, “In Praise of Not Knowing” for the NYT
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