Comparatively uninterested
I it narcissistic to say you learn more about the world from looking into yourself? Or is it actually humble? On one hand it would be very cocky to assume that your personal experiences constitute most of the universal ones. But that's just it... your personal experiences are also mostly universal. I think it's humble to acknowledge, appreciate and learn from sonder. "Your personal experiences with money make up about 0.0001% of what has happened in the world but 80% of how you think the world works."- Morgan Housel In meditations, Marcus Aurelius talks about how we should all avoid making judgements on others unless judging from a point of knowledge of all that is in the universe. Omniscience is a power we humans reserve for our deities though, hence rises a problem. I would not call myself the most attentive to details. Tasks, especially ones I find repetitive and uninteresting, I tend to skim over quickly sometimes even impulsively and carelessly. I have a perc...
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