Idries ShahMost people, whatever their opinions and protestations, do not want to learn.
About This Quote
Most people, whatever their opinions and protestations, do not want to learn. In this quote, Gandhi was making a statement about how most people don’t really want to learn from someone else. They prefer to be told what to do by others. He believed that most people preferred to accept the way they were taught instead of learning for themselves.
Source: Learning How To Learn: Psychology And Spirituality In The Sufi Way
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