As far as my knowledge goes, I do never believe in myself a wise man, as a speaker, you wish to prove yourself a philosopher, as it is evident from your words, maybe yours is a given stand of advice, I mean a piece of advice, being a WDC’er (following you) and a reviewer, I think so (so far my knowledge permits me to write this), you have written the truth, I mean something eternal, to speak it otherwise, if not exactly, of course, change is permanent, change is inevitable, change is the truth, change is bound to happen, change is the rule, change is the first law, though it is unwritten law, say, law of Nature, right you are, as again, you have written, (in life, no matter the situation, this too shall pass….), again this is true, time is eternal, time flows, time and tide wait for none, time has to flow, move, go or pass on.
Albert Einstein’s word is rightly and correctly quoted, again, as you have quoted another word from Shakespeare in Hamlet.
Einstein’s words tell that we should not evaluate human intelligence so cheap, but we should take proper care and consider pros and cons and making our base and postulation correctly to come to a deduction.
Polonius is a sententious father of Ophelia and Laertes, I mean, the Lord Chamberlain of Claudius’s court, a pompous, conniving old man, as we know, you have again rightly quoted, as another example of your piece of advice for assumption and appreciation.
Shakespeare’s advice is about living, what man should accept and what should not and what he should do and what he should not.
Your stand is appreciable; I like and enjoyed the read.
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