Quote by Jacqueline Carey

All knowledge is worth having

All knowledge is worth having

Summary

This quote means that acquiring any kind of knowledge is valuable and should be pursued. It highlights the importance of broadening one's intellectual capacity and suggests that no knowledge is insignificant or unworthy, regardless of its subject or practical use. By implying that all knowledge has inherent value, the quote encourages individuals to embrace learning and seek knowledge in various fields, recognizing that even seemingly trivial information can contribute to personal growth, understanding, and the advancement of society as a whole.

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By Jacqueline Carey

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