When you can give ideas away and retain them at the same time, you can afford to be generous. In contrast, it is less easy to maintain allegiance to any number of contradictory ideas, and especially to act in line with all of them. Thus, if somebody accepts your ideas and therefore has to discard or reject competing ideas, in belief or in action, he may really be more generous than you are as the donor.
Author: Ulf Hannerz
Subjects: Concepts, Creativity and Innovation, Education | Scholarship, Personal Improvement, Thought | Inquiry
Subjects: Concepts, Creativity and Innovation, Education | Scholarship, Personal Improvement, Thought | Inquiry
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