Locking in Knowledge
Have you ever had a moment when an idea just clicks in? Knowledge is the key that unlocks a broader mind. This essay discusses how the mind locks information with the use of the liberal arts and the sense of leisure. Authors like Newman and Pieper express ways humans should interact these concepts in their daily lifestyles or habits. Pieper writes, “And there, in turn, we are not so very far from the ethical notion that everything man does naturally, and without effort is falsification of truly moral for what we do by nature is done without effort (13).” This reminds me of a time when my thoughts locked into place. All of a sudden, I snapped up and realized an idea. My perfectly cleared mind became overflowing. Grasping and clicking all this information at once, I started to think I turned into a genius. Pictures flashed and things connected. This feeling is so rare. I then sat in awe and tried to reconnect myself with the real world. Instantly everything stops, including time. There was a pause and the world became still. ' 'Ah-ha! ' ' Linking time with the liberal arts and the sense of leisure gives one an unlocked mind. Then, the mind has abilities to secure knowledge and use it functionally, which is a reward in itself. Newman comments, “Such is the constitution of the human mind, that any kind of knowledge …show more content…
Locking information never stops, and therefore human minds are always seeking more knowledge of everything, including other people. Getting back to my puzzle project, I decided to create this suspense. The suspense clicked when he could only get up to a couple of pieces per date. And I made a large
Have you ever had a moment when an idea just clicks in? Knowledge is the key that unlocks a broader mind. This essay discusses how the mind locks information with the use of the liberal arts and the sense of leisure. Authors like Newman and Pieper express ways humans should interact these concepts in their daily lifestyles or habits. Pieper writes, “And there, in turn, we are not so very far from the ethical notion that everything man does naturally, and without effort is falsification of truly moral for what we do by nature is done without effort (13).” This reminds me of a time when my thoughts locked into place. All of a sudden, I snapped up and realized an idea. My perfectly cleared mind became overflowing. Grasping and clicking all this information at once, I started to think I turned into a genius. Pictures flashed and things connected. This feeling is so rare. I then sat in awe and tried to reconnect myself with the real world. Instantly everything stops, including time. There was a pause and the world became still. ' 'Ah-ha! ' ' Linking time with the liberal arts and the sense of leisure gives one an unlocked mind. Then, the mind has abilities to secure knowledge and use it functionally, which is a reward in itself. Newman comments, “Such is the constitution of the human mind, that any kind of knowledge …show more content…
Locking information never stops, and therefore human minds are always seeking more knowledge of everything, including other people. Getting back to my puzzle project, I decided to create this suspense. The suspense clicked when he could only get up to a couple of pieces per date. And I made a large