The Buddhist Riddle That Enables Learning to Happen

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Sophie Godin: I'm so tempted to give you a supercojent answer. But my work is not to do that. My work is to maybe be misunderstood, but often open the door for someone to learn something they wanted to learn. All learning is self-learning. Autodidactism is all there is. If it's actual learning, you're going to teach it to yourself.

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