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Knowledge
43. Knowledge
1.
Knowledge
is
power.
Having
knowledge
gives
one
the
ability
to
influence
or
control
situations.
2.
A
little
knowledge
is
a
dangerous
thing.
Having
only
a
small
amount
of
knowledge
can
lead
to
mistakes
or
overconfidence.
3.
You
can't
put
knowledge
in
a
box.
Knowledge
cannot
be
contained
or
limited;
it
expands
beyond
boundaries.
4.
The
more
you
know,
the
more
you
realize
you
don't
know.
Increased
knowledge
often
reveals
the
vastness
of
what
is
still
unknown.
5.
An
ounce
of
prevention
is
worth
a
pound
of
cure.
It’s
better
to
prevent
problems
than
to
solve
them
after
they
occur,
emphasizing
knowledge
about
risks.
6.
Ignorance
is
bliss.
Sometimes,
not
knowing
something
can
be
more
comfortable
than
knowing
it.
7.
Knowledge
is
like
a
garden;
if
it
is
not
cultivated,
it
cannot
be
harvested.
Knowledge
must
be
nurtured
and
used;
otherwise,
it
will
not
be
useful.
8.
A
wise
man
learns
more
from
his
enemies
than
a
fool
from
his
friends.
Intelligent
individuals
gain
valuable
insights
from
challenges
and
opposition.
9.
A
wise
old
owl.
Someone
who
is
very
knowledgeable
and
wise,
often
due
to
experience.
10.
To
know
the
ropes.
To
understand
how
things
work,
especially
in
a
specific
situation.
11.
In
the
know.
Being
well-informed
about
a
particular
subject
or
situation.
12.
The
school
of
hard
knocks.
Gaining
knowledge
and
experience
through
difficult
life
experiences
rather
than
formal
education.
13.
To
have
a
head
for
something.
To
have
a
natural
ability
or
talent
for
understanding
a
particular
subject.
14.
To
be
on
the
same
wavelength.
To
have
a
shared
understanding
or
knowledge
about
something.
15.
To
pick
someone's
brain.
To
ask
someone
for
advice
or
information,
typically
because
they
are
knowledgeable
about
a
subject.
16.
To
throw
out
the
baby
with
the
bathwater.
To
discard
something
valuable
along
with
the
undesirable.
17.
To
learn
the
ropes.
To
learn
the
basics
of
a
job
or
activity.
18.
The
more,
the
merrier.
More
knowledge
or
people
involved
leads
to
better
outcomes.
19.
To
come
to
light.
When
something
becomes
known
or
revealed.
20.
To
have
one's
ear
to
the
ground.
To
be
well-informed
or
aware
of
what
is
happening
around
you.
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