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True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing." - Socrates
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Embracing humility in knowledge contributes to a positive and collaborative learning environment. It fosters a culture where individuals can share and grow together without the hindrance of ego or arrogance.
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Humility in knowledge refers to the ability to acknowledge one's limitations, uncertainties, and the vastness of what is yet to be learned.
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