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A wise man admits his weaknesses. I'd admit mine if I had any.

A wise man admits his weaknesses. I'd admit mine if I had an

Summary

This quote suggests that a wise person is humble enough to acknowledge and accept their weaknesses. However, the speaker playfully implies that they do not believe they have any weaknesses to admit. It showcases a sense of self-assurance, bordering on arrogance, as the speaker believes they are perfect and lacking in any flaws.

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