[Isamu]

Such a great read.

>I tell my students that, in the first place, they need to get over the fear of making mistakes.

>So my answer to the question “How to be wrong?” is: “Early and often!”

>And if you can’t be genuinely modest, fake it. Develop a habit of always acting in such a way that if you prove to be wrong, it won’t make you look really really bad.

>certain truths may be denied to us unless we pass through a preparatory stage of error.

>For now, I’ll skip ahead to the moral: Sometimes, when you find the right hole, you shouldn’t just put one foot into it. You should jump in with both feet the way Alice did, and see what kind of wonderland it leads to.