Assumptions are ill mannered and damaging to one’s intellect, for it is intellectual growth that provides character with higher motive, and understanding is the highest form of discipline next to obedience.
— Papi Proverb 530
When mediocrity and approximation becomes a man’s standard, then he has none noteworthy; he becomes a part of the aggregation that is neither hot nor cold and therefore subject to the proverb. — Papi...
What the eye views must acknowledge the pervading subtle thought to insure the registry of the specificity of focus.
Concerning family, the father-in-law that offers advice, shows himself to be either wise or unwise by all that he allows surrounding him - seen or unseen.
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