Master Sun-Tzu Said,
Invulnerability is
Defense;
Vulnerability is
Attack;
I add:
Invulnerability is
Wisedom
Vulnerability is
Unawareness
Lao-Tzu said:
A wise man is not taught,
A taught man is not wise
I say:
Being taught is being vulnerable.
Being wise is being invulnerable.
I question,
Why does people defend being vulnerable?
Assumption,
They are taught so.
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2 comments:
Ha, very wise. Love quotes.
Taught men are not wise.
I agree. However you probably missed the point/context.
The point is that a wise man is aware of his vulnerability, making him invulnerable while a taught man is unaware of his vulnerability making him vulnerable.
If you are aware of, for example, that you can't chop a tree with a saw, because your not strong enough. Than you can develop another solution for it (i.e grow muscles, use a chainsaw)
But if your not aware of it or maybe your taught that you can't chop that tree. You grow vulnerable.
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