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The best counselors are the dead.

The best counselors are the dead.

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This quote suggests that the wisest and most valuable advice often comes from those who have passed away. It implies that deceased individuals possess a unique understanding and perspective gained from their experiences in life. Their absence allows us to reflect upon their words without any biases or personal interests. By attributing wisdom to the dead, the quote encourages us to seek guidance and learn from the lessons of the past, acknowledging the potential value in listening to the words of those who have departed.

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