'The Most Difficult...'

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
'The Most Difficult Human Activity and Work in The World is Thinking'.


Viewing this as the mountain peak, the summum bonum ~~~ ^ ~~~

These may well be the gradient pitons, in ascending order, in any of
the many human endeavors irrespective of geography, time or place:

#1 Cognitive Ignorance, #2 Cognitive Frustration, #3 Cognitive Self
Estee us new height or sad depth.


Note: Welcome your perspectives, comments and criticisms.

if Fischer, for example, hasn't a clue about Einstein's theories of relativity, or the plot of MacBeth, or how to pitch a tent, is he at the genius level or the ignorance level, or both? what about human endeavours that don't particularly require much thought, but at which one can excel or not: boxing, for example? you do say that these are supposed to apply to any human endeavour.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
'The Most Difficult Human Activity and Work in The World is Thinking'.


Viewing this as the mountain peak, the summum bonum ~~~ ^ ~~~

These may well be the gradient pitons, in ascending order, in any of
the many human endeavors irrespective of geography, time or place:

#1 Cognitive Ignorance, #2 Cognitive Frustration, #3 Cognitive Self
Estee ...[text shortened]... us new height or sad depth.


Note: Welcome your perspectives, comments and criticisms.

I don't get #1 Bobby. Cognizance being the awareness, realization, or knowledge of the world about you. Is a babe (not a hot chick but a newborn or young child) (OK maybe a hot chick) capable of cognitive ignorance (well you never met the member 7ate9)? If ignorance is the lack of knowledge, would not Cognitive Ignorance be an oxymoron?