Dare to Imagine
“There is nothing like knowing it all to kill the imagination. When we become expert, or think we have, we get the benefits of intellectual shortcuts and far greater processing efficiency – but we suffer the cost of closed-mindedness. Having seen it all, we stop looking. Having been there, we stop going. Having done that, we stop doing. To rekindle the imagination we would do well to rediscover the sense of awe – of wonder – that every child comes equipped with and that seems to seep out along the trip to adulthood.”