"Dad, I have just thought up a fact...", said Nathan, out of the blue. He is 7 years old.
"What fact did you 'think up'?", I asked.
Nathan then told me all about why dairy cows are black and white, that it has something to do with the sun which in turns determines the color of the milk. "If their udders burn in the sun, the skin turns pink, which makes the cow deliver strawberry milk."
I love these conversations. And he is quite right (to a degree of course). We think up facts. It is called intuition, the belief in something growing so strong that it becomes a reality.
What if we were to look at the world through the eyes of a child and think up the facts of equality, dignity and justice. If we believe it enough, we can make it happen.
1 comment:
i think he deserves your doctorate....definitely a lateral thinker.
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