Einstein is my favorite person. Have you ever read “The Education of Henry Adams”? It is the autobiography of the grandson of John Q. Adams, great-grandson of John Adams. Essentially, he concludes that his ‘education’ had little or nothing to do with time spent in a classroom; it is all about living life and interacting with other humans. Thank you for contributing to my ongoing education, Don.
A Pondering Mind 
6 responses to “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one was has learned in school. ~Albert Einstein”
The School of life is a constant learning process. Thanks for all the inspiring quotes.
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Einstein is my favorite person. Have you ever read “The Education of Henry Adams”? It is the autobiography of the grandson of John Q. Adams, great-grandson of John Adams. Essentially, he concludes that his ‘education’ had little or nothing to do with time spent in a classroom; it is all about living life and interacting with other humans. Thank you for contributing to my ongoing education, Don.
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Never read that book. Someone else said something like that along those lines, and I truly believe it.
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That Albert! Always coming up with genius quotes 😀
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Yes he does.
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