I think the realization that it’s impossible to know everything often comes gradually, rather than as a single moment. For me, it happened during a combination of experiences—like discussing complex topics with others, encountering unexpected challenges, and realizing how vast and ever-evolving knowledge is. Each conversation or new piece of information showed me just how much there is to learn. Ultimately, I came to appreciate the value of curiosity and lifelong learning over the need to know it all. When did this realization hit you?
I think the realization that it’s impossible to know everything often comes gradually, rather than as a single moment. For me, it happened during a combination of experiences—like discussing complex topics with others, encountering unexpected challenges, and realizing how vast and ever-evolving knowledge is. Each conversation or new piece of information showed me just how much there is to learn. Ultimately, I came to appreciate the value of curiosity and lifelong learning over the need to know it all. When did this realization hit you?