they understand death better than we, a sense of beginning, middle, and end which they regard with passionless aplomb. - Jim Harrison

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they understand death better than we, a sense of beginning, middle, and end which they regard with passionless aplomb.

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I suspect that at its best your education’s main motive is to fuel your curiosity and teach you how to find out things for yourself. This is adequately simpleminded to cover the situation. Nothing much is remembered without the emotion of curiosity. Even your dogs and cats are full of it. You are unlikely to feel emotion for material unless your teacher has it. The educationists seem to think in terms of methodical steps but a teacher brimming with passion for the subject is what actually works.

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