
Education will set you free
“People do not see god, because they don’t dare to look low enough!”, said Carl Jung, when he spoke about humility and ambition. Maybe there is something to it. Humility is what keeps us grounded. It helps us to maintain eye-level with people of lesser intellect, status, or matter of factly ambition. Looking low is the humble part, but it’s just the starting point, because staying low is quite easy. All you have to do is endure. People speak about the importance of hard work at times. It is strongly depended of whom you ask this question, what kind of answer you get. Hard work is blurry and undefined. it could be anything from factory jobs to teaching university courses. What’s hard is also hard work. But hard work alone is just a mere ingredient in a much larger scheme of things. More important than hard work is aim. It is relatively easy to throw immeasurable amounts if resources, like time, money or even physical labour onto something, yet when it’s undirected, or worse misdirected, it quickly ends up in vain. As Jordan Peterson pointed out, we’re aiming creatures. Our physiology is build for aim. First as hunters and warriors,