"...as the English like to say, "if a man’s not a Marxist at 20, there’s something wrong with his heart. But if he is still a Marxist at 30, there’s something wrong with his head."
via cultureby.com
I love Grant McCraken's above nod to the critical role adaptability plays in our lives.
It reminds me of the concept of holding ideas lightly, described by Emily Levine's interpretation of Lewis Hyde's "Trickster Makes The World." Video below, link here
"The trickster has the ability to hold his ideas lightly so that he can let room in for new ideas or to see the contradictions or the hidden problems with his ideas."
