Quote by Robbie Thomas

Knowledge comes from leaning - Ignorance is born from not wanting to know the difference!

Knowledge comes from leaning - Ignorance is born from not wa

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of actively seeking knowledge in order to avoid ignorance. It suggests that knowledge is acquired through a process of learning and gaining understanding. However, it also implies that ignorance arises from a deliberate choice of not wanting to know or acknowledge the differences that exist. In other words, this quote emphasizes that ignorance is a result of closing oneself off to opportunities for growth and learning.

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By Robbie Thomas

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