"EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER..."
An old proverb made by a Roman Senate, General Julius Caesar in his account of the war against Gnaeus Pompeius, he wrote _“Experience is the teacher of all things.”_
Not being skeptical about it, but I think it best suits the academic sector where it's implemented in a Formal Pragmatic education as a case study.
Most times in our daily lives, Experience has two (2) different categories which teaches different lessons according to its impact to the subject.
There is Good experience and bad experience and each of them teaches base on the situation.
It's better to learn a lesson a from people's experiences whereby you can use them as example.
DID YOU KNOW ?
Majority of us only focus on the lesson taught, forgetting the chances of retrieving what is lost after the experience. Not everyone have the opportunity to correct and recover what was Lost at the cost of bad experience. Most times, we end up grieving over bad lesson learnt.
Never you deliberately set a risky comparison aiming at getting an experience. Thus you might be left with a slim opportunity of recovering what is Lost.
Shalom!!!
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