As a young child, you thought your elders knew everything.
As a teenager, you thought you knew everything.
In your twenties, you were sure of it.
In your thirties, you admitted that you did not know nearly as much as you thought you did.
In your forties, you admitted your mistakes.
In your fifties, you realized that you were right the first time.


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