Summary
This quote suggests that individuals who are excessively knowledgeable or well-versed in traditional education, particularly the classics, can pose a threat to society. It implies that such individuals may be disconnected from the realities and needs of the human race, potentially leading to their inability or unwillingness to contribute positively to society. The quote challenges the idea that intellectual knowledge alone is sufficient for understanding and empathizing with the broader human experience or for making meaningful contributions to the betterment of society.
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By Henry Miller
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