Summary
This quote emphasizes the difference between talking without much thought and understanding the need for silence and listening. Speaking is something we naturally do without much effort, but true understanding and wisdom come from being able to remain silent and actively listen to others. It suggests that true insight and comprehension stem from the ability to understand and process information, rather than simply speaking and asserting one's ideas.
Topics
Speeches (oratory)
By Proverb
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