I think everything is connected to experiences you have had.
Personally, the less you have seen of the world and of the different types of people the less you know.
Impossible to disagree with the above in any way, shape, or form, it's damn spot on and 100% FACT.
I love the question usually posed by my wife when she's ignorant of something in general: " Why do it that way, what's difference does it make ?"~~
Oh if only she would learn through the process of trial and error and REMEMBER IT.
I have too many stories that validate the above quote and not nearly enough time to post them.
A common experience is travel by car. Once I go somewhere, anywhere by vehicle I remember without fail how to get back without a map of any kind, semi-photographic memory helps but I can't imagine people not being able to do the same. Pay attention, but that is impossible for some.
Stay in your vehicle, a life experience that played out in Kansas. Huge T, Storm caused us to pull over/off the road, hell you couldn't see anything for the rain. I was afraid of getting rear ended so I pulled off behind a car with Mass, plates
When the hail the size of golf balls started falling the idiot in front gets out with his camera and starts snapping shots. He takes one on the bean, instant blood and down to his knees he goes.
After the storm passed and the hail stopped I got out to check on the guy, he had a pretty good lump and broken skin from the strike. He asked if I saw it, I just chuckled. He said I never imagined hail could do that to which I said, " yeah, amazing isn't it "
Further he says " What's it look like " " Oh you'll be okay just put some ice on it for the swelling "
I remember it like it was yesterday and it's been year and years ago. I-70 west just outside Hays~
Yes life experience can teach you everything if you're willing to learn from it.Cole