Eraldo BanovacThe next presumption is always valid: one's knowledge corresponds toone's intellectual capacity.
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When describing the world of knowledge, the quote "one's knowledge corresponds to one's intellectual capacity" is used to state that no matter how much knowledge one has, there is always more to learn. This is true because every subject has endless possibilities that can be explored.
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