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Ancora Imparo Essay

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“Ancora Imparo.” This is a quotation by Michaelangelo which means “I am still learning.” Human beings are in nature curious about everything. They learn new things every day. Because of this, they try to process new information each and every day until they know everything they wanted.

Human beings should continue to search for knowledge because first, development is needed in the society, second, new knowledge is needed in the future for survival, and lastly, technological advancement is important.

Development is needed in the society. One cannot go on if they stop seeking for knowledge. In the history context, there was a time called the “Dark Ages.” People stopped trying to learn something new. As a result, no technological advancement …show more content…

New information is needed by the future generations. If we do not learn new things, the development of our society would stop. We would not be able to cope up with the changes in our environment, society, etc.

In Medical concept, doctors would try to learn new cures for different sicknesses. There would be sicknesses that already have a cure but these cures at times, became ineffective for the viruses and other source of illnesses develop too in time. In addition to this, new doctors would be able to use the experiments to further study the cures and medicines and develop these. If doctors would stop learning for new knowledge for the cures, many people would die.

Technological advancement is an effect of learning new knowledge. For instance, in the movie “The Fly,” Seth Brundle made a telepod where he can make transportation happen. He tested it with nonliving objects and he was able to teleport it. Soon, he tested his telepod’s effectivity by using a baboon. The transportation was successful, too. However, the baboon already died and burned. This experimentation of Seth Brundle is not only for his own use. He wanted to make teleportation to be real for the future for he knows that in the future, everything would be advanced. He may have killed an animal but because of this, he was able to learn his mistake and repeat it again so that it can be

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