Yes, wisdom: that was something that came to everybody, although it came in varying quantities and at different times.
In "The Double Comfort Safari Club," Alexander McCall Smith explores the theme of wisdom, suggesting it is a universal attribute accessible to all. However, the author emphasizes that wisdom does not manifest equally; individuals experience it in diverse amounts and at various stages throughout their lives. This reflects the complexity of human experience and the unique paths people take in their quests for understanding and insight.
The narrative implies that wisdom is not just about knowledge but also about the timing and context of its acquisition. Each person's journey to wisdom is different, shaped by their personal experiences and encounters. This notion encourages readers to appreciate the wisdom they possess and to remain open to learning from others, highlighting the shared yet individual nature of growth and understanding.
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