Why I read
I read
to learn. To learn about subjects and matters that interests me. From there I
learn of other subjects I had not previously heard of. These facts and articles
I read are part of an even larger base of knowledge of what we as man-kind have
learned, and even what we will discover in our near future. This base is
infinite and unfathomable, and holds exciting possibilities to continue
learning. However, not only to learn information, but to learn of ideas and
stories crafted by millions of diverse minds. These stories, based on facts or
fiction improve the other part of my mind, the imaginative side. This side
revels in tales of fables and possible happenings. It dives headfirst into the
world created by authors and only surfaces at the back cover of their books. Books have the power to teach, to bend minds,
to transport our essences into stories. To experience this, one must be willing
to take the first step. The first step being a pivotal leap of faith, you must
open to page one. However this endeavor is possibly the most rewarding of all
time.
-Adam Rohlinger
-Adam Rohlinger
Inspired by:
"Why I read"
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