Norhafsah HamidThe power of knowledge is so great and forceful, if only we knew.
About This Quote
Knowledge is something that is often taken for granted until it is taken away. This quote is about knowledge and the power of knowledge. When we know something, we can do things that we never could before. We can accomplish things that are out of our reach if we do not have knowledge.
Knowledge is power, but it can bring pain as well as pleasure. Some people will use this quote to say they do not need to know anything about anything because they will be just fine. They do not need to know anything about anything because they will just be fine.
Others will use this quote to say they want to learn more about the world around them. They want to learn more about life and how things work. They want to learn more so that they can make better decisions in life.
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