Summary
This quote implies that it is preferable to be perceived as "mad" or unconventional, but still have the connection and support of others, rather than being wise or intelligent but isolated. It highlights the importance of human interaction and companionship, suggesting that being part of a community, even if it means not conforming to societal norms, can provide a sense of fulfillment and understanding. It conveys the idea that human connection and shared experiences are more valuable than individual intelligence or knowledge.
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