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Lertism (noun): A state of constant pursuit and eagerness to expand one's knowledge in the realms of politics, economics, and the society at large. A Lertist is a person who engages in a lifelong quest for learning, growth, and understanding in these fields, always seeking to deepen their knowledge and broaden their perspective. Lertism is characterized by a curious and critical mindset, a passion for inquiry and discourse, and a commitment to making informed decisions and taking meaningful action based on one's understanding of the world. Lertize (verb): To engage in the pursuit of knowledge in the realms of politics, economics, and society at large with a curious and critical mindset, always seeking to deepen one's understanding and broaden one's perspective. To lertize is to be committed to lifelong learning, growth, and inquiry, and to take meaningful action based on one's understanding of the world.
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