Quote by C.S. Lewis

Experience is a brutal teacher. But you'll learn..my god, you will learn.

Experience is a brutal teacher. But you'll learn..my god, yo

Summary

This quote suggests that experience can be a harsh and unforgiving teacher, but it is also an incredibly effective one. It emphasizes that through life's challenges and hardships, individuals will gain valuable lessons. The phrase "my god, you will learn" conveys a sense of intensity and certainty, indicating that the lessons from experience will be deeply ingrained and difficult to forget.

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Experience Learning

By C.S. Lewis

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