Isn't it better to think nothing than to think something that is completely idiotic?
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The quote from Mark Helprin's "Freddy and Fredericka" raises an important question about the nature of thought. It suggests that there are times when it may be more beneficial to refrain from thinking rather than engaging in misguided or nonsensical ideas. This idea implies that the quality of one's thoughts can greatly affect decision-making and understanding of the world.
By contemplating the validity and wisdom of one's thoughts, individuals can avoid...
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