At the beginning, each man is a rational individual because he is able to organize his way of living, work, produce, consume and also enjoy according to the principles that his reason dictates. However, not everyone manages to be a man who is constantly developing his knowledge.
If we want to improve our abilities, we must consider ourselves as ignorant people about the meaning of what surrounds our daily routine. As the Nobel Prize-winning poet Wislawa Szymborska said: "The things that are not known are, precisely, those that make life fascinating". Let's start by accepting our ignorance as a tool to move forward, and not as a defect.
We must always know that true ignorance begins when we believe knowing absolutely everything. Those people who dared to live new things, find new answers and learn from their mistakes, very easily found how to avoid failure in life. They were able to go beyond every expectation and thus have the opportunity to expand the world. They said "I do not know" without any fear about the consequences and now they are reference for all those who ask the same question.
Each person is surrounded by a different reality, and that is where the curiosity to know and learn must be manifested. You, as a curious creature, should never stop investigating until you get the most desired response. If we seek to create new things, inspiration must arise from a doubt, from something we do not know. The first step to draw a new path of knowledge in the immense humanity is, therefore, to consider ourselves ignorant and uneducated in the subject.
