Thought for today:
"The great Albert Einstein was of the view that everyone was a genius in their own way and that it was all a matter of perspective and interpretation when it comes to assessing intelligence, for example living in a stable doesn't necessarily make one a horse. If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree or a monkey by how long its lungs will continue to breathe under water, both fish and monkey will probably go through life believing that they are stupid and inadequate. So often, many people believe this lie and therefore live it. Every person in the world and every creature is both teacher and student to those of receptive and open mind!" William Forde: September 14th, 2014.
"The great Albert Einstein was of the view that everyone was a genius in their own way and that it was all a matter of perspective and interpretation when it comes to assessing intelligence, for example living in a stable doesn't necessarily make one a horse. If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree or a monkey by how long its lungs will continue to breathe under water, both fish and monkey will probably go through life believing that they are stupid and inadequate. So often, many people believe this lie and therefore live it. Every person in the world and every creature is both teacher and student to those of receptive and open mind!" William Forde: September 14th, 2014.
