Einstein said imagination is more important than knowledge.

For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world,

stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.

There's a distinct difference between today and tomorrow, the real and the so-called imagined.

One has already been created,

and the other is in desperate need of a creator.

And see, until we learn that we can be proactive in this regard,

imagination doesn't mean much.

It's just a car without wheels.

Plain without wings, it's more of an escape

than a bridge to something better.

But once we realize how much control we have over tomorrow,

we become, in our own right creators.

Not just waiting to read and react to stories already written and handed down to us,

but possessing this incredible ability to pick up a pen and craft something new. Become agents of change.

I recently came across an interesting article. Had some info that made me think. Basically,

it said if you take some domesticated animals like pigs or chickens,

and you place them back into the wild,

some of their previously repressed biological tendencies come right back into play.

So, for example, chickens change their breeding habits, how they take care of their eggs, pigs regrow their hair and that mane going down their back, and these old repressed kind of hidden away genes are reselected for again over time.

And the animals begin to reacclimate,

as though that potential was never lost.

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