Quote by Alan Moore

Don't leave home without your sword - your intellect.

Don't leave home without your sword - your intellect.

Summary

This quote implies the importance of carrying one's intellect and knowledge wherever they go, likening it to a sword that serves as a symbol of protection and power. It suggests that being mentally equipped and prepared is crucial for navigating the challenges and uncertainties of life. Just as a sword provides defense and enables one to face threats, having an agile intellect can aid in making wise decisions, problem-solving, and overcoming obstacles, ensuring one's readiness to face different situations and succeed in life's journey.

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