Minimalist knowledge: Life on a need-to-know basis

[@robertstojs]

Just discovered your channel through a random recommendation and I wanted to tell you that your videos are fantastic. Hope you're doing well.

[@QuestforaMeaningfulLife]

Thank you very much for saying so!

[@douteurhenrydickson3354]

Knowing too much? - This is an idea of young people who will pass with age - before, a great curiosity attracted us to many things - too much? - no - one cannot unlearn - any more than one can stop thinking or become less intelligent and less curious - one should have had a lower IQ - being other than oneself - thinking that one knows too much is a banal optical illusion that will pass - what you have seen or read as what you have eaten have built your body and mind - one day, you will discover that all this scattered knowledge is connected - and that all the books you have read (no matter how disparate) and all the books you will read from now on seem to become one book (or the pages or chapters of a single book) as written by a single immortal or eternal person

[@QuestforaMeaningfulLife]

Maybe the mistake is to think of knowledge as a "quantity", because instead, like you say, it doesn't "add" to us, it becomes a part of us.