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What you don't know can't hurt you .

What you don't know can't hurt you .

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This quote suggests that ignorance can protect you from potential harm or distress. It implies that if you are unaware of certain information, you cannot be affected by its negative consequences. However, while ignorance may provide temporary comfort, it can also lead to missed opportunities for growth, understanding, and making informed decisions. It encourages individuals to stay ignorant rather than seeking knowledge and awareness, which is often essential for personal growth and progress.

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