H.E. 16 - Embracing Uncertainty

When you don't know something, and you can't figure it out, it's probably best to embrace uncertainty. Look for the text version of this post at www.happilyeduc.... Please visit and let me know what you think.

[@stagename2]

I was looking for cello and found philosophy . I've watch a couple of your h.e. videos now and am impressed. On uncertainty -I've a quote for you. "Look long into the abyss and it will look into you." Nietzsche

[@abigailmchugh127]

Sounds like you're talking about regret, which I agree is totally unpleasant. I wonder what the relationship is between uncertainty and regret? Are we more likely to regret decisions that we were uncertain about from the start? Or, as you said, does regret generally result from a change of perspective long after a decision has been made?