Either deficiency or immensity of one’s own knowledge registers the contradictory or supportive level for the knowledge of another … should that level of knowledge desire to increase and include all knowledge.
— Papi Proverb 427
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One who refuses to listen is one who shall never be taught; and even as the serpent’s ears remain hidden; so too, in the parable hidden is this understanding.
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