Quote by Ruckett

The fool needs company, the wise solitude.

The fool needs company, the wise solitude.

Summary

This quote suggests that fools seek companionship and surround themselves with others, possibly to validate their foolish behavior or find comfort in ignorance. On the other hand, the wise crave solitude, preferring to be alone in their pursuit of knowledge and wisdom. They understand the value of introspection and contemplation, recognizing that true growth and understanding come from within rather than relying on external influences or distractions.

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By Ruckett

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