Toy Mouse:
1.) Wonder
in my experience is when you try to find out all of the aspects of something. You
wonder about its past, its future, its life, and its purpose. If I was six
years old, I probably would have come up with a whole secret world for the toy
and acted it out either in reality or in my mind. I would have done this
because the actually reality of the toy is a lot more dull than the one I could
come up with. The toy’s real reality would not have entertained me.
2.) I
think that we are less capable of wonder and imagination as we get older
because we know more about the world. A lot of our questions get answered and
so we lose that wonder of our surroundings. For example, kids wonder about the
stars but adults don’t because they know that they are just swirling balls of
gas in space.
3.) I
think that this means that concepts are ideas that we believe are true because
we came up with them. As a result, we worship them because we think that they
are true knowledge though they could be wrong. Wonder is the greatest knowledge
because it supports the fact that we can’t know everything about everything
which is the highest knowledge. I find this true in my experience because there
are many things in life that people thought were true but turned out to be
false. For example, people used to be absolutely certain that the world was
flat. It was a concept but turned out to be wrong.
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