One must understand that what one knows and understands, as opposed to what one desires to know and understand, is of paramount importance, for that knowledge provides the right of passage.
— Papi Proverb 696
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If folks spent as much time telling the truth as they do telling untruths, they would at least be halfway believable. As it stands, the only thing believable about liars is that they are.
— Papi Proverb 425
Proverb #760
Should you wonder why you fall so often … consider the true answer … it is so you may learn to get up again until you learn also to fall no longer.
— Papi Proverb 760
Proverb #163
Realism in the world of a fool does not exist; for a fool thinks all men should think as he thinks.
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