Quote from T. S. Eliot, acquisition of knowledge

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I have been fortunate enough to find an old copy of a a used book, written by T.S. ELIOT (Thomas Stearns ELIOT), an old British author whose work I find very similar to Alfred North WHITEHEAD (and very interesting!).

On Substack, readers and literary people swear by J.R. Tolkien, G. K. Chesterton, and T. S. Eliot. And, last week, I found one one his books so that I can read his work and ideas! I am very happy about this!

Here is a quote that I found interesting:

T.S. Eliot - "Selected Essays"

We must ourselves decide what is useful to us and what is not; and it is quite likely that we are not competent to decide

It could be right from me to not comment, and leave it to the appreciation of the reader. Please comment (if you would like to)!