Matshona DhliwayoThe ignorant learn from none, the simple learn from some, the intelligent learn from many, but the enlightened learn from all.
About This Quote
This quote has been attributed to the Greek philosopher Socrates, who was known as the "brightest of all philosophers." He was also regarded as a moral and political leader. He inspired people by his ideas and often told them to "know thyself." In this quote, he encourages people to learn from anyone and everyone, not just those who share similar or similar-minded opinions. It is a lesson that carries a great deal of weight today, as we continue to pursue knowledge and intellectual growth at a rapid rate.
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