Quote by Oscar Wilde

Experience is a question of instinct about life.

Experience is a question of instinct about life.

Summary

This quote implies that experience is not solely a result of learned knowledge or acquired skills, but rather a matter of intuitive understanding of life. It suggests that experience cannot be easily taught or obtained through education alone, but rather comes from a deep and instinctual comprehension of the complexities of human existence. It highlights the importance of personal growth, introspection, and mindful observation as key components in developing a richer and more meaningful understanding of life's intricacies.

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By Oscar Wilde

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