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fandomhigh2026-01-27 01:51 pm
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Ethics, Tuesday
"There is no ignorance, there is knowledge," Anakin said. "The second portion of the Jedi code."
"Which is not saying a Jedi knows everything, despite the value and mystique in having that kind of reputation," Ahsoka said. "But an acknowledgement of the idea that you should always be learning, of turning ignorance to knowledge."
Anakin nodded. "You never know everything," he said. "Especially in your twenties."
"Except when you're a teenager, because then you know everything." Some things were universal, even among the Jedi. "But the first step to true knowledge and wisdom is knowing that you don't know how much you don't know."
"And learning to accept that," Anakin added. "You may have pockets of expertise -- I'm pretty good with a lightsaber and with anything I can convince to fly, but terrible at bantha care."
"Whereas I have a certain knack for community organising," and euphemisms. "But some of my other social skills can be rusty."
"Some," Anakin said dryly.
Did Anakin want to get I to the whys of that choice?
"Some," Ahsoka repeated.
He did not. "Some is good," he backtracked. "Where are areas in which you excel, and how could they become blindspots?"
"Which is not saying a Jedi knows everything, despite the value and mystique in having that kind of reputation," Ahsoka said. "But an acknowledgement of the idea that you should always be learning, of turning ignorance to knowledge."
Anakin nodded. "You never know everything," he said. "Especially in your twenties."
"Except when you're a teenager, because then you know everything." Some things were universal, even among the Jedi. "But the first step to true knowledge and wisdom is knowing that you don't know how much you don't know."
"And learning to accept that," Anakin added. "You may have pockets of expertise -- I'm pretty good with a lightsaber and with anything I can convince to fly, but terrible at bantha care."
"Whereas I have a certain knack for community organising," and euphemisms. "But some of my other social skills can be rusty."
"Some," Anakin said dryly.
Did Anakin want to get I to the whys of that choice?
"Some," Ahsoka repeated.
He did not. "Some is good," he backtracked. "Where are areas in which you excel, and how could they become blindspots?"
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