The question now is: Can we understand our stupidity? This is a test of intellect, not of character.

Summary

This quote suggests that the ability to recognize and comprehend our own foolishness is a measure of our intelligence rather than a reflection of our moral character. It poses the question of whether we are capable of truly understanding and acknowledging our own foolish actions, highlighting the importance of intellectual awareness and introspection. Rather than being judgmental, it implies that self-reflection and a willingness to learn and grow intellectually are key factors in overcoming our own stupidity.

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