Learning Episode 1

Is Learning a Daily Affair?

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Learning

Date: April 1, 2026 | Author: Razzak Osemobor

Is learning a daily affair? Some may say yes, some may say no, while others may remain ignorant despite knowing the truth.

In my opinion, there is something new to learn every day. It could be learning a new word, discovering a better method to solve problems, studying a field or career, or developing a skill. As much as many things can be learned, some fade over time while others evolve.

Let me illustrate this with a simple model:

Innovation → Creativity → Extinction

New ideas emerge through innovation, are refined through creativity, and may eventually become obsolete or replaced.

According to Islamic tradition, it is a known hadith that Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W) continued learning until he passed away, likening one who does not seek knowledge to a dead person.

More on this episode will be shared next. Stay tuned.

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