"Hay cosas conocidas y hay cosas desconocidas y en medio están las puertas de la percepción"
— Aldous Huxley
Simplified Meaning:
Imagine you know some things for sure, like how to make a sandwich, and there are other things you don't know at all, like how to build a rocket. Between these two, there are experiences that can change how you see and understand the world. For example, if you travel to a new country, you might gain new insights into different cultures and ways of living. These experiences act like doors that open up new ideas and perspectives for you. So, the things you experience and learn in life shape how you view everything around you. By opening these "doors," you can expand your understanding and grow as a person. It's like being a student willing to learn and explore beyond what you already know, which can help you see the world in new and interesting ways.
