The best way to convince a fool that he is wrong is to let him have his own way.

Summary

This quote implies that trying to forcefully convince a foolish person of their mistaken beliefs or actions is often ineffective. Instead, by allowing them to pursue their own course and experience the consequences firsthand, they may eventually realize their error. It suggests that logical arguments and attempts to prove them wrong may be of little use, as their stubbornness can hinder any progress. Therefore, granting them the freedom to learn from their own mistakes can be a more persuasive method in changing their perspective.

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