Athanasius KircherNothing is more beautiful than to know all.
About This Quote
This is a very wise statement for all to hear. When you know all, you will be able to make the most intelligent decisions for yourself and those around you. You will be able to choose the best options for your life. One of the greatest things about knowledge is that you can share it with others.
When you know everything, it is likely that you will be able to help others with their problems as well. You will be able to tell them what they are doing wrong so that they can fix their mistakes and grow as people. Sharing your knowledge is how we learn together as a community.
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