Umberto Eco is an author and professor at the University of Bologna. He is an expert in philosophy and the mass media. Unfortunately, he passed away a few years ago, but his legacy lives on. He recommends that all young people don’t take themselves too seriously, just as he lived. Certainly, he will leave a lasting impression on generations to come. His obituary outlined his intellectual and academic curiosity and highlighted his humor and research ideas for future generations.
Key Takeaways:
- Many people will advise you to only read what they consider to be important books. This isn’t good advice when we consider how our imaginations thrive through different sources.
- Once people reach the age of thirty, they tend to appreciate the idea of living a longer life much more.
- Humans dedicate an extensive amount of time reliving the past in order to recollect intense experiences.
“When we discover or rediscover the classics, we find they’re filled with surprises and delight.”
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