Young Know-it-alls

That's your first flaw."The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." - Socrates

Ah, but logic is one thing - the accumulated thoughts of a human individual are often quite another!Anyway back to your question:- I can relate to your position. I've never been headstrong about my beliefs in the sense of seeking to preach to others. Rather, I plough a furrow in life that suits me and does as little harm to others as possible. I've never been one for grand proclamations!I believe that the scepticism of one's own beliefs and actions is healthy. However, one must strike a useful balance between acting postively toward a given goal and keeping its limitations in mind, otherwise one is left impotently coasting through life without the will to commit to any course of action. It's not always easy, especially for twenty-somethings like yourself who have yet to find their role in life!This kind of tension is many ways central to the modern, globalized human experience. Worrying about this won't make it disappear! Politics (recent environmental concerns, for example) provide a case in point - one is constantly forced to strike a balance between idealistic altrusim and the self-preservation of realpolitik. Edited by RickJB, : No reason given.Edited by RickJB, : No reason given.

The true fool never questions his beliefs IMHO!So, out of curiosity, what are your future dreams or ambitions?Edited by RickJB, : No reason given.