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'magination is more important than knowledge.' - Albert Einstein This quote from Albert Einstein emphasizes the significance of imagination in human development. While knowledge is crucial, it is limited to what is already known. Imagination, on the other hand, allows individuals to transcend boundaries and generate new ideas. It pushes us to question established norms, conceive innovative solutions to problems, and explore uncharted territory. Einstein's quote serves as a reminder that the power of imagination has the potential to surpass the limitations of knowledge and unlock new possibilities for human progress.

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