Words of Wisdom quote by Seneca

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No man was ever wise by chance
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"No man was ever wise by chance"

- Seneca

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This quote by Seneca implies that knowledge is not obtained randomly or by chance. It is gotten through purposeful and mindful efforts. To be truly wise, one should actively look for knowledge, review experience, and use it to make smart choices. Ultimately, knowledge is a product of conscious and deliberate action instead of random luck. Seneca believed that true knowledge originates from within and that individuals should work hard to cultivate it. He highlighted the importance of consistent self-improvement and self-reflection in the pursuit of knowledge.

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Seneca This quote is written / told by Seneca between 4 BC and 65 AC. He was a famous Philosopher from Rome, the quote is categorized under the topic Words of Wisdom. The author also have 8 other quotes.

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