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Stupefaction, when it persists, becomes stupidity.

Stupefaction, when it persists, becomes stupidity.

Summary

This quote suggests that if one remains in a state of shock, astonishment, or confusion for an extended period of time, it can ultimately lead to a loss of intelligence or rational thought. Stupefaction refers to a state of being stunned or bewildered, and if this mental state continues for too long without any effort to understand or adapt to the situation, it can result in a state of stupidity. In essence, the quote emphasizes the idea that constant bewilderment without progress or growth can have detrimental effects on one's intellectual capacity.

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