Whom and in what matter, you should say, "I should be learning" if you are adult?

Question

Any one who ever heard song "Paid in full", will listen the child saying "Mom, I should be learning" as a true reflection of the appreciation. Do adult who perceived know so much, need to say the same and to whom and in what matter?

"Paid in full" song, teaching the calculative daughther, how her efforts is nothing compared with what her mother did to let her existed by the blessing from what she believes, do we as adult experienced unnoticed miracle everyday which we forgotten to say thanks as appreciation? The pity things is, if we have no one to say to and we feel nothing. Learning until we die is the engine to live.

Even I do not get the answer, I would like to say thanks to the one who read 3 times trying to catch the meaning. I should say thanks to whom I received the air foc for me to breath, so I should learn not take anything for granted. This air has a value if you have to pay for it, in need, such as in Hospital. How much the value of air we used since we born till now, do we thanks for it? I should be learning, how much gifts and love I enjoyed so far.

Answer 1

Sorry. Can you reword this. I've read it 3 times and I still don't know what you mean.

Answer 2

Learning things is for everybody no matter how old one becomes. In every stage of life there is continuing process of learning. The reason why older people becomes harder to deal with is because they have stopped learning and understanding that life is continously growing with age until the time he is to end the journey.

Answer 3

No matter how old we are, we are never too old to learn. We are continually learning different things until the day we die. Even people who are well advanced in years, continue to learn. May God Bless

Answer 4

I am always learning, and so should everyone: the process ends when you drop dead. The essential element that distinguishes H. sapiens from other species is the ability to learn, and to use logic to apply the learned lessons to future situations.