I swallowed TRP some months ago. I often think about my past to understand patterns i didn't see back then and make sure i don't do the same error twice.

Yesterday i remembered something I read when i was 16 years old, a quote i learned by hearth from a book a school teacher gave me.

Erasmus of Rotterdam wrote The Praise of Folly back in 1509. It's a great essay, explaining the origin of folly in the world. One of my favorite books. It's fun seeing and agreeing with something wrote 500 years ago.

"If a man's in love with a young wench, none of the least humors in this comedy, they are wholly addicted to fools and are afraid of a wise man and fly him as they would a scorpion"