I am intrigued by what I have just realised while reading.
The great Chinese philosopher, Confucius (551BC-479BC), made this observation:
"If I am walking with two other men, each of them will serve as my teacher. I will pick out the good points of the one & imitate them, & the bad points of the other & correct them in myself."
Then, in a slight contrast, I read that the brainy Albert Einstein (1879-1959) often used walking as some sort of a relaxation routine, during which he would think about philosophical & sicentific issues.
He often walked with his bosum buddies who were fellow scientists at the Princeton University, & used the opportunity to discuss his favourite stuff.
Einstein said that walking with someone else always shifted his personal creativity into shared creativity, which could foster new ideas.
Wow! I like that.
No wonder, I often find, as concurred with Dilip, my regular 'pow-wows' with Dilip over a cuppa of tea mutually very stimulating & enriching.
Well, come to think of it, Knowledge Shared is Power Squared!
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