Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing)
Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing)
Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) … Yes, this is the end of the Vino Venitas pieces, and we have to end it with a bang. And that bang is Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing), and it fits. Because as someone who tries to keep learning, and keep trying it just makes sense that this is a motto to live by. Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) is more than a simple motto, its a story by itself. Because with Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) you are saying that your experience will not decide how you look at situations. With Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) yo are saying that the beauty of not knowing is that you can learn more. And learning is what gives humanity its place in the world, and if you ever were to lose the need or urge to learn, you will lose something important. And that is why Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) is something you can inscribe on your mental Rolodex and be happy you did.
So now the meaning of Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) is that life will always keep changing. Or maybe that is just how I tend to view the meaning of it. Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) might just be a saying that could cancel the previous ones, because with all the experience I am placing into my writing, with this Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing) I am telling you that I am still nowhere. I am still not where I can be, with regards to writing or in life or anywhere for that matter.
Now I am sure that you have seen all the previous pieces as well. And this one just places the cherry on top. So Scio me nihil scire (I know that I know nothing), is final S and now we can go back to creating some more creative stuff. And dont forget that you can buy my book to show some support.