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What did Socrates mean when he said, “wisdom begin in wonder”?

What did Socrates mean when he said, “wisdom begin in wonder”?
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What did Socrates mean when he said, “wisdom begin in wonder”?

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You must be curious to be smart
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What he means is that to learn, you need to explore. If you don’t learn things for yourself at times, you’ll never learn.
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