I Admit It!

I am in the midst of a reboot. And, you know… I like it.

Just like a computer that reboots, I have mentally emptied the trash, assimilated my latest learnings, dusted the top of my psychogenic desk, and windexed the screen in my mind. It feels good.

But then, just before I started up again, I took a moment to see if all my software was current. You know, there are always mini-updates that need to be done, even if they are each so small and inconspicuous. Despite their innocuous nature, they remain important to the integrity of the system.

Our cerebral software, our worldview, should also never be static or rigid.

I have noticed that as I grow older, I understand my life better. I see the world with more subtlety. I acknowledge and respect complexity beyond my comprehension.

With the constant assimilation of new, more nuanced information, my worldview has progressively adapted to continue making sense of it all. My worldview has never drastically changed at once. It has only progressively shifted in small and imperceptible increments similar to software mini-updates.

After several decades of many indiscernable clarifications, I have an evolved worldview.

I like rebooting.

What is your worldview?

How has your worldview changed over time?

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