Self Learning

I left my finger without a band aid today, mainly because I was working from home, and I could keep my environment as clean as possible. This meant my finger could dry, and heal in a faster way. It looks pretty healed up, but I will save everyone from looking at the slice on my ring finger tip.


I was pondering the point of self learning cars, and the idea of learning something individually. How do we ever come to the point of reflection, unless something happens to us somehow? There are moments when working with younger people that I wish they had ability to pause and reflect on the moment before acting. Humans are a lot less like computers, even though we rely so heavily on our warped sense of logic. We keep thinking we know better, or we can understand things logically. But in the end, its almost always emotional.

Could we ever become emotionless?

I don’t think I could ever.

The way I’m typing right now is already testament to my enjoyment, the feeling of happiness using a keyboard different to my built in laptop keyboard. Also, I am happy to be liberated from writing on my phone from the past few days.


Chasing my fleeting thought: I was considering getting a larger android phone for cheap again, just to work off my phone. But then I decided not to. Or maybe I would just save it in my wishlist once more.

It’s such a weird dream to want to work off my phone. Perhaps leaning on an ideal of mobility; being ready to work anywhere at all times.

The hard part is acknowledging there are some days where I really don’t want to work at all.


Self learn that, if you could.

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