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They say knowledge is power. But if you've ever read the Bible, you know that knowledge can also lead to disaster. Knowledge can be so powerful, in fact, that it often comes complete with its own set of challenges and dangers. Wisdom is often the key to avoiding certain disasters, but even wisdom can come at a cost. At least if you're wise about what you choose to put on your mind. In this blog post I will compare different kinds of knowledge without delving too deeply into any one particular topic or offering any particular advice out of respect for the person choosing what kind of knowledge to pursue. We are all on our own journeys, and there are no right answers anyway. The good news is that information is plentiful, so everyone can get their own answers to life's most important questions.I have chosen eight items of knowledge to compare, based on my experience in Jamaica, but these comparisons could be made anywhere in the world.But first, let me explain how I got to Jamaica in the first place. I was living out in California when I got a call from a man who said he was calling at the behest of my mother's friend who lives in Jamaica. He asked if I was interested in moving to Jamaica for six months to help him develop his business. I'd always had a dream of living in another country, so when he told me that my mother's friend was the local guru I was definitely interested. So I packed my bags and moved to Jamaica.It took me about six months to realize that the man I thought was my mother's friend wasn't really her friend after all. He was a Jamaican con artist who wanted to steal all my money and live off of it in Jamaica for the rest of his life. But in order for him to get me to go to Jamaica, he claimed that his wife had gotten sick in California, and she needed an immediate transfer back home because she wouldn't survive with only one kidney working. And we all know that one kidney is hardly a dire need, but he convinced me that it was, and I moved to Jamaica with everything I owned trusting him. Not knowing this at the time, I was led astray by someone who clearly viewed me as a fool who could be taken advantage of.That's why I think it's best to avoid getting too close to anyone in Jamaica because there are so many crooked people out there trying to take advantage of you for your hard earned money. That's why people tell you about con men and gold diggers in Jamaica before you even visit the Caribbean island. Here is a list of eight different types of knowledge that I have noticed have been produced by Jamaica over the years: 1. The Eight Deadly Sins with their corresponding Caribbean versions: I used to think that the only time a Jamaican would put a string of sugar cane in their hair was when they were being served as an example to children. But I now realize that there are many more ways to dye your hair with sugar cane than just as a way for children to behave. In fact, some people use cornstarch as a substitute for sugar cane because it's far less expensive and more available here than sugar cane is back in its native country.
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