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Those who dance are thought mad by those who do not hear the music.

Those who dance are thought mad by those who do not hear the

Summary

This quote suggests that people who embrace their passions or take risks may be seen as strange or unconventional by those who do not understand their motivations or perspectives. It highlights the importance of having an open mind and appreciating different forms of expression, as perceptions vary based on individual experiences and abilities to perceive and connect with certain facets of life. It ultimately encourages understanding and empathy towards others who may opt for alternative paths.

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