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What makes one person wiser than another? - Coggle Diagram
What makes one person wiser than another?
Spinning Circles
Response to Petri's explanation: Belief that spinning in circles makes one wiser.
Symbolism: The more circles turned, the wiser one becomes.
Current Understanding
Acknowledgment that Petri was right.
Wisdom is gained through diverse life experiences and perspectives.
Reflection on Childhood Education
Humorous response to accusations of being wise.
Connection to early childhood education and spinning in circles.
Introduction to Future Skills
Transition to discussing skills needed in the future.
Importance of lifelong learning at home and work.
Evolution of Work
Historical transitions: From muscle to head, and from head to heart.
Current shift: Focus on skills of the heart due to information revolution.
Prediction: Creative problem solvers may be future knowledge workers.
Human vs. Machine Differences
Humans excel at tasks requiring contextual understanding, situational awareness, and interpretation.
Prediction: Future skills will emphasize human qualities machines lack.
Machines need data; excel at processing numbers.
Prediction: Future skills will emphasize human qualities machines lack.
Trust in the utility of soft skills and humanities for long-term success.
Interview with futurist: Suggested emphasis on philosophy and the arts.
Challenges in Measuring Future Skills
Difficulty in quantifying skills like curiosity, compassion, moral courage, and communication.
Emphasis on skills that are difficult to measure but crucial for success.
Efficiency to Future Literacy
Historical focus on efficiency.
Future challenge: Be prepared for multiple scenarios; thinking in terms of efficiency may not work.
Importance of Future Literacy
Emphasis on developing diverse future skills despite uncertainty.
Comparison to the importance of creativity and perseverance.
Acknowledgment of uncertainty in predicting the future.