Trivia! Picasso was accused of stealing the Mona Lisa when it randomly disappeared from the Louvre. Ended up a guy who was cleaning the framing (or something like that) sneaked in stole her to “return her to her rightful owner”. Needless to say, she was clearly found, and now no one can go near her.

I believe it should be noted, however, in regards to the bit on Piaget…. his theory on child development is only a theory afterall, and it is quite a stretch to refer to it as a revelation. It is simply after nearly 80 years of being so closely associated with education curriculums and further advances in child psychology that we, as a collective, have begun to accept this “theory” as absolute. The man behind the theory, lost, and his ideas made concrete; an example to follow. It is nice to see that someone looked into where he came from though instead of focusing on the flawed nature of his proposed developmental process.