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Horror vacui is the trademark of our culture. We fill our cities with buildings, our houses with objects, our time with activities. The more we fill our agendas with tasks and meetings, the more we feel productive – the less we find room for our questions. When you spend your life filling up
all empty spaces, suddenly one day you may find yourself living in a shotgun shack…
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Aesthetic Intelligence 
So the next step should be: if you want to develop a profitable learning attitude, you just need to disable the perception of completeness.
A learning path is a process of progressive accomplishment, a path in which the hardest step is to recognize the empty ways of your potential knowledge. Something like the Eco’s library exemple in Taleb’s book The Black Swan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_swan_theory