Quote by Oscar Wilde

I'm too old to know everything

I'm too old to know everything

Summary

This quote, often attributed to writer and humorist Oscar Wilde, expresses the idea that as one grows older, they realize the limitations of their knowledge and understanding. It acknowledges the endless nature of learning and the humbling realization that wisdom and knowledge can never be fully attained. It reminds us that even as we accumulate experiences and knowledge over time, we must remain open-minded and humble, understanding that there will always be more to discover and learn.

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Funny Humour Disillusionment Youthful Arrogance

By Oscar Wilde

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