Quote of the Week!

Quote of the Week! Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit ,Wisdom is knowing NOT to put it in a fruit salad. Shaoor,a person's level of perception, knowledge, or mindfulness." "Formal Education such as PhD.is just acquisition of knowledge, doesn't always equal Intelligence, practical Wisdom or Commonsense(which Is not that common) and comes from learning but inflates ego in a person. Wisdom comes from Living, our own attention, critical thinking and accumulation and understanding facts and Truths and makes high-level application of knowledge and brings humility in a person" "Shaoor" (Hindi, Punjabi slang for awareness, consciousness, or understanding. It's used to describe a person's level of perception, knowledge, or mindfulness." -Tejinder Kamboj         (1940 -20??)

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