Quote by Plato

I would fain grow old learning many things.

I would fain grow old learning many things.

Summary

This quote expresses a willingness and eagerness to continue learning and acquiring knowledge even as one grows older. It reflects a desire to constantly expand one's understanding and engage in intellectual pursuits throughout life, emphasizing the value of lifelong learning. It suggests a belief that aging should not be seen as a barrier to gaining new knowledge, but rather as an opportunity to further enrich oneself intellectually. Overall, the quote promotes a curious and open-minded attitude towards learning and personal growth.

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