“There are things known and things unknown, and in between are the doors”
— Jim Morrison
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In life, we have things we understand and things we don't know yet. The "doors" are opportunities or moments that help us move from not knowing to knowing. Think about when you learned to ride a bike. At first, you didn’t know how to balance, pedal, or steer. The “door” might be your first try with training wheels, showing you it's possible to learn. As you practice, you open more “doors” and start to understand how to ride by yourself. By being curious or trying new things, you can go from confusion to understanding, just like opening a door to see what’s on the other side. This idea encourages us to take chances and explore new experiences to grow our knowledge and understanding.
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Curiosity Discovery Exploration Knowledge Limits Mystery Perception Philosophy Possibility Unknown
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