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[Marp]

The only thing I "know" for sure is that the more I know the more I recognize how little I know.  Knowledge is fluid and available information is constantly expanding.

[AngelPuppy1]

Very little about most things -- or so it seems the older I get!  It must be a really great feeling to think that you have mastered 1 or 2 things.  

[Goldengate8361]

I know a lot about a lot. The older and wiser I get, however, the more I realize that it doesn’t matter that much. IMO, one’s values matter more than the depth of one’s knowledge.

[willdob3]

Both.

[qualitygal]

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@Goldengate8361 wrote:

I know a lot about a lot. The older and wiser I get, however, the more I realize that it doesn’t matter that much. IMO, one’s values matter more than the depth of one’s knowledge.

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"I know a lot about a lot."   (My trouble is, most is forgotten.) LOL

[ALRATIBA]

I know a lot about a few things, AND a little about a lot of other things!

[TaylorBrown]

I fall in a third category, a little about some, much about some and none about some others.

[QueenDanceALot]

A little about a lot of things, more about some things than other things.

And a lot about a few things that I am particularly interested in, but certainly not all that I could know about them!

Learning is a lifelong endeavor, isn't it?

[Zhills]

A little about a lot. 

However, " The next best thing to knowing something is knowing where to find it."

I love the internet for that reason!  I am curious about a lot!

[LdyBugz]

What a great question!  I think I know a little about a lot.  

Sometimes when I watch Jeopardy I'll know an answer to a very obscure question.  Then I wonder how the heck I knew the answer!  It's interesting how I can remember weird facts yet struggle most mornings trying to remember where I put the car keys!  

Happy Thanksgiving!

~LdyBugz