「當我們在路途上邁進，試著釐清我們要的是什麼的時候，如果能承認自己的無知，並且持續保持這種『我們不一定知道要走的方向』的態度，就能保留各種作出改變、新貢獻和新發現的可能性；雖然大家連到底要的是什麼都茫然頭緒。」— Richard Feynman
「『不知道』也是很美的，『無知』也是一種美。太過清楚的道路，有時只會迷惑我們的眼。」朋友以一種過來人令人安穩的語氣說，叮囑著我，不要放棄。
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I’m very surprised that Richard Feyman said this, I felt a strong determination and confidence in himself from the books he wrote. But I guess the ambiguity makes sense afterall. Maybe he was only determined to search for what he doesn’t know and confident in his determination. After lots of self questioning, I realized it is ok to follow one’s gut instinct and not know what is going on.