Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Going Beyond the Limits
As I was reading one of our assignments, I was intrigued by the idea that Aristotle believed that there was an end to our universe. Our reading said that he believed that the universe "was finite: beyond the sphere of the fixed stars and the prime mover, there was nothing, not even space." This really made me think about the fact that sometimes in my life I find boundaries and limits on what I am familiar with and what I understand. I am excited to work on expanding those boundaries this semester as we learn new things and explore new areas, especially ones that I am less familiar with. Often going outside of those boundaries is a little difficult at first, but it is very rewarding. I look forward to learning a lot in this class and coming to better understand a broader range of topics and interests.
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I can definitely relate to that. I barely check my facebook account. I agree that it is definitely good to expand your boundaries and learn new things and I am excited to see how this class turns out.
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