TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 5月17日 01時08分

On the eve of Y2K, Casey Gerald was clutching his grandmother’s hand in a church, waiting for the rapture. He was 12 years old, and it was his first lesson that what he believed might be wrong. He went on to Yale and Harvard, then founded a successful business, and at every turn, he was reminded that we must make room for doubt. “We hardly realize the human price we pay when we fail to question one brick, because we fear it might shake our whole foundation,” he says. “It is possible the answers we have are wrong; it is possible the questions themselves are wrong.” Learn more at go.ted.com/humbledoubt

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