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Choosing the unknown could be very risky; there is fear in failure, unfamiliar, danger, etc… In contrast, it could be a surprise that is the most enriching. If I were to put in a position of exploring the unknown, instead of avoiding it, I would like to run into the unknown. Exploring the unknown might be risky, however, there’s also a benefit to it even if we end up facing something unprecedented or failure.
Exploring the unknown is what helped change our world into a better place equipped with technology and knowledge about the universe. You might believe that the bible is always right, though you never discover evidence to justify that theory yet. During the age of enlightenment, many philosophers adventuring into risky places to search for the truth about the universe, to develop the world, and to teach others their experience. I’m different from others, instead of conforming to the group, I’m the type of person that serves what I think is right. I believe in the evidence that enlightens, I believe the truth and not a theory, and I believe in what I think is right.
Fear and belief can be an obstacle that limits you from exploring the unknown. When people believe in something, they’ll conclude that it’ll always be the truth and refuse to every criticism. From multiple perspectives during the class discussion, I can conclude that fear of going against conformity could restrict you from finding what is right. tend not to choose the unknown could help you avoid failure, but tend not to
choose the unknown could also limit your wisdom. Exploring the unknown is the most powerful tool for self-development. For example, Johann Sebastian Bach and the other music theorist that exploring the limitless of music and compose the unknown music to the world without fear of failure. Exploring the unknown could be risky, however, if you taking a responsible risk you could gain benefits from it. Sometimes the unknown can be a good thing that leads you to a successful life, but it also has a U-turn which could be a failure. However, I don’t that failure is a bad thing, but a lesson for us to learn and create a way to fix our failure in the future. What loss we could possibly get by exploring the unknown?
When Lindbergh said that exploring the unknown could be a surprise that is the most enriching, she means that there’s a lot of possibilities. Exploring the unknown could be the true definition of humanity, which show the desire to find the truth and learn new thing. The unknown allows us to develop and understand more about our world and also could be a personal benefit as well. Should you try to explore the unknown now?
