Quote by Plato

He was a wise man who invented beer.

He was a wise man who invented beer.

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of beer in our society and the acknowledgment of its creator as a wise individual. It suggests that the person who invented beer possessed great wisdom because they provided humanity with something that brings joy, relaxation, and social interaction. The quote may also imply that the invention of beer is an evidence of human ingenuity and the ability to create things that enhance our everyday experiences.

By Plato

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