Quote by Johann von Goethe

Stupidity is without anxiety.

Stupidity is without anxiety.

Summary

This quote suggests that being stupid is easier because it does not require any anxiety or worry. Stupidity is often associated with ignorance and a lack of critical thinking, which allows individuals to live without the burden of contemplating complex ideas or questioning their own beliefs. Unlike intelligent or knowledgeable individuals, stupid people may not feel the need to challenge themselves or face the uncertainties and anxieties that come with seeking deeper understanding. The quote implies that stupidity affords a certain level of peace and simplicity, albeit at the expense of personal growth and intellectual development.

By Johann von Goethe

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