“Knowledge can be a hindrance to right action,” answered the little man. “There are those who hold that, if… — Matt Hughes
“Knowledge can be a hindrance to right action,” answered the little man. “There are those who hold that, if we but knew the full ramifications of even our least deeds, the ensuing concatenations of cause and effect would paralyze us with indecision.”
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