We live in a world where knowledge is constantly at our fingertips. But just because information is readily available doesn’t mean we truly understand it.
Take Houdini, for example. He was known for escaping locked rooms and handcuffs, but what most people don’t know is that he had an in-depth understanding of how locks and restraints worked—he knew how to unlock them from the inside.
This is the key to true knowledge: understanding the limitations of what we think we know. The illusion of knowledge often traps us into believing we understand something when we’re simply scratching the surface.
In this episode, we explore:
• 🧠 How mental blocks can stop us from recognizing our own ignorance.
• 🔐 The danger of overestimating our knowledge—and how it limits growth.
• 💡 Why self-awareness and humility are crucial for continual learning.
True knowledge isn’t just about memorizing facts—it’s about understanding what those facts mean and how to apply them in different situations. It’s about having the courage to question what you think you know and exploring new ways of thinking.

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