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Henry Adams' quote
Can you tell me what is the meaning of a quote by Henry Adams "They know enough who know how to learn" ?
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This sentence is so weird. who is the "Henry Adams"?
- This sentence is so weird.
- who is the "Henry Adams"?
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Henry Adams is an American historian at the time of the turn of last century.
His sentence, as quoted, is not in grammatically standardized structure that makes it difficult to understand.
His sentence, as quoted, is not in grammatically standardized structure that makes it difficult to understand.
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I think it means knowing how to learn is the ultimate knowledge. Once you have opened your mind to acquiring knowledge, you don't need to know anything else. It's a paradox but it does make sense.
i.e. - if you could only learn one thing this year, you should learn how to learn, as this will enable you to learn further.
Good one to get your head around innit
i.e. - if you could only learn one thing this year, you should learn how to learn, as this will enable you to learn further.
Good one to get your head around innit
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