As soon as a long branch is packed in a trash bag

The branches of Osmanthus fragrans, which had grown between the shack where I live and the mansion next door, were cut and piled up.

• • • How should tree branches be disposed of?
    • What is the limit of knowledge?

How should tree branches be disposed of?

In order to dispose of this branch as combustible waste, the branch had to be broken and shortened.
After all, as soon as a long branch is packed in a trash bag, a big hole will open in the trash bag and the tip of the branch will appear.
If that happens, the garbage truck may not collect it. Also, if there are tree branches on the road, neighbors may complain.
Without the proper equipment, I broke the branches by hand. I just broke a branch, making a popping and monotonous sound. Such work does not require any knowledge.
When I continued to break the branches silently late before bedtime, I felt like I was a primitive man.
It is speculated that before the spread of electricity and gas, primitive people lived by burning tree branches.
I wondered what kind of person did the monotonous work of processing the branches of a tree that had withered and fell to the ground to a length that was easy to ignite.

What is the limit of knowledge?

Knowledge is said to be useful. Knowledge can be thought of as definite information.
Knowledge allows us to know what we do not know, which can reduce risk.
Also, by integrating multiple pieces of knowledge, new ideas are born.
But that’s all that knowledge can do. Knowledge is also limited.
Because the only benefit that knowledge gives us is that we now know it.
From there, no future action guidelines will be given. The only action we have to take is to start something new without our knowledge.
From a knowledge-oriented standpoint, such behavior would seem ridiculous and stupid.
But unless the fools take new actions, no information will be generated and no knowledge will increase.
There is a high probability that the result will fail. However, the probability is almost equal to the probability that the method of thinking only with old knowledge is a big mistake.

I will be honest. I didn’t cut the branch. Someone I didn’t know cut it for me.
Unpruned tree branches are overgrown and can interfere with nearby residents. The invisible network of the region seems to have been concerned about that.

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