What we'll never knowVersión en línea Almost 30 years ago, Pico Iyer took a trip to Japan, fell in love with the country and moved there. A keen observer of the human spirit, Iyer professes that he now feels he knows far less about Japan — or, indeed, about anything — than he thought he knew three decades ago. In this lyrical meditation on wisdom, Iyer expands on this curious insight about knowledge gained with age: that the more we know, the more we see how little we know. por Lotte Kühne 1 What was the price one of the rough men quoted? Written answer 2 What kind of dictatorship did the rough man used to live under? Select one or more answers a Family b Civil-military c Constitutional d Military 3 Where did the man extract this box from? Written answer 4 Who reminded 'us' 'that everywhere, people want to be settled? Written answer 5 What does this very wise man say as an answer to all these questions? Written answer 6 When Pico was (.........) he knew it all. Select one or more answers a an adult b a toddler c a kid d a son e Ralph Emerson
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