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I am still learning. (at age 87)
Michelangelo
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Interpretation

What this quote means

Lifelong learning is essential, regardless of age.

This quote by Michelangelo emphasizes that the pursuit of knowledge and personal growth does not stop with age or achievement. Even at 87, he acknowledges that there is always more to learn, highlighting the importance of humility and continuous self-improvement throughout one's life.

Themes

LearningGrowthAgeKnowledgeHumility

In practice

Example use cases

In a speech about lifelong learning to motivate seniors.

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