Quote by Isaac Disraeli

The wise make proverbs, and fools repeat them.

The wise make proverbs, and fools repeat them.

Summary

This quote implies that wise individuals are the creators of proverbs, which are meaningful and wise sayings. In contrast, fools merely repeat these proverbs without fully understanding their true meaning or significance. It suggests that wisdom lies not in mindlessly parroting statements but in comprehending and embodying the wisdom behind them. Individuals are encouraged to carefully consider the meaning of proverbs instead of blindly following them, as true wisdom lies in the understanding and application of their teachings.

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By Isaac Disraeli

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