“There is a kind of splendid stupidity”
— Charles Dickens
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Sometimes, being a little silly or foolish can actually be a good thing. Imagine a child trying to build a castle with blocks. The child might not understand how to make it strong and may keep making mistakes. But thanks to their innocence and lack of fear, they keep trying and learning from each attempt. This determination mixed with a bit of naivety can lead to unexpected success and creativity. Adults, too, can benefit from this approach by not being overly serious or afraid of making mistakes. By embracing a bit of foolishness, they may discover new ideas, solutions, or simply find joy in the process.
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