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"I'm not very wise to many things"

- Charles Manson

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This quote by Charles Manson is a reflection of his own self-awareness. He is admitting that he is not experienced about many things, which he is not sensible. This might be analyzed as an indication of humility, as he is not claiming to be an expert on any specific topic. It could also be seen as an indication of insecurity, as he is questioning his own intelligence and understanding. It might likewise be analyzed as an indication of care, as he is aware that he might not be as well-informed as he must be. Whatever the analysis, this quote is a pointer that we need to always make every effort to read more and be open to originalities and viewpoints.

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USA Flag This quote is written / told by Charles Manson somewhere between November 11, 1934 and today. He/she was a famous Criminal from USA. The author also have 29 other quotes.

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