Curiosity is the very basis of education and if you tell me that curiosity killed the cat, I say only the cat died nobly.
Someone wrote "The path to peace is paved with knowledge and understanding"
ps, why! it might be lost, hehe, as someone said, one should be practical with words because they could be used somewhere else
- likewise the path to war. Knowledge in itself is just a collection of data which can be used for any purpose. Understanding is a nice word, warm and comfortable
the only problem with which is that it is utterly subjective . How could you be sure that you understand me the way I want to be understood? As well as the other way round. Also, where can we draw the line between understanding and misunderstanding, especially when it comes to different cultures, languages, religions? And, more importantly, who is to judge?
As a linguist, I'll go for 'sharing'. Historically, sharing has always made people closer introducing forgiveness at a certain stage. Interestingly, each side can contribute different things into the relationship depending on what they value more, however willingness and acceptance are absolutely crucial here. Christmas dreams...
All that above in no way rejects learning or knowing. Only, it would be fair to admit that pure knowledge as well as personal understanding can do literary nothing if not radically affected by acceptance, patience and care.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or Season's Greetings, whichever to your taste

As a linguist, I'll go for 'sharing'. Historically, sharing has always made people closer introducing forgiveness at a certain stage. Interestingly, each side can contribute different things into the relationship depending on what they value more, however willingness and acceptance are absolutely crucial here. Christmas dreams...

All that above in no way rejects learning or knowing. Only, it would be fair to admit that pure knowledge as well as personal understanding can do literary nothing if not radically affected by acceptance, patience and care.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or Season's Greetings, whichever to your taste

ps, why! it might be lost, hehe, as someone said, one should be practical with words because they could be used somewhere else
