Summary
This quote suggests that every individual possesses inherent genius or brilliance during their early years, specifically until the age of ten. During childhood, people have a natural curiosity, creativity, and willingness to explore new ideas without fear of judgment or failure. However, as they grow older, societal influences, educational systems, and self-doubt often erode this innate genius. The quote emphasizes the importance of nurturing and preserving the childlike wonder and intelligence within us all throughout our lives.