Quote by Thomas Fuller

Travel makes a wise man better, and a fool worse.

Travel makes a wise man better, and a fool worse.

Summary

This quote suggests that the effects of travel differ depending on the individual's disposition. For a wise person, traveling serves as an opportunity for growth, expanding their knowledge and wisdom further. On the other hand, for a fool, travel can have detrimental effects, exacerbating their foolish tendencies and potentially leading to poor decision-making. It highlights how the outcome of travel largely depends on the existing qualities and mindset of the individual embarking on the journey.

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By Thomas Fuller

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