Quote by Arnold H. Glasow

Fear is the lengthened shadow of ignorance.

Fear is the lengthened shadow of ignorance.

Summary

This quote suggests that fear stems from not fully understanding or knowing something. It implies that when we lack knowledge or understanding about a particular situation or concept, it can create a sense of fear within us. The quote suggests that by gaining more knowledge and understanding, we can shed light on our fears, ultimately reducing or eliminating them. It highlights the relationship between fear and ignorance, indicating that awareness and education have the power to alleviate fear.

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By Arnold H. Glasow

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