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Quote - "I think... I should think more"

was having a normal coversation with my friends the other day and this line came into my mind. i didn't really said it out loud, it was only meant for myself. I believe this is a manifestation of boundless possibilities in life.

at first look, this statements seems to demostrate a "loop", but if you think more about it, you'll soon realise it's a "coil", growing going in bigger and bigger circles. i believe that's how we should learn.

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