Socrates said: I only know one thing, that I know nothing.

Einstein said: We know more and more, and we know less and less.

The first two quotes I saw were Socrates' quotes, and he often said to others: Most people think he is smart because he knows he knows nothing.

I don’t understand why such a smart person would say he doesn’t know anything? Later, when I saw Einstein's famous quote "Know more, you know less", I seemed to have some thoughts.

This may be the way for smart people to behave in the world. They know without revealing, understand without speaking. Compared with pretending to understand and following what others say, it is a huge difference.

In this restless society, it is so difficult to know without revealing it. Silence is golden. This may also involve the issue of self-cultivation, right?

When can I achieve the state of knowing more and knowing less? Haha, keep reading, the book will definitely have the answer I want most!