Quote by Benjamin Franklin

What has become clear to you since we last met?

What has become clear to you since we last met?

Summary

This quote prompts one to reflect on personal growth or new insights acquired since their last encounter with someone. It implies that the passage of time has brought about new understandings or perspectives. The person posing the question seeks a concise explanation of these realizations, potentially indicating their interest in reconnecting on a more meaningful level and fostering a sense of shared growth. The explanation should be brief yet impactful, encapsulating the essential changes experienced.

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