"Soy tan inteligente que a veces no entiendo una sola palabra de lo que estoy diciendo"
— Oscar Wilde
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, a person might think they are very smart and use big words or complicated ideas. However, they might end up confusing themselves and others because what they are saying is too complex or makes little sense. Imagine a teacher trying to impress students by using advanced science terms, but the students – and even the teacher – don't really understand them. This can create a situation where nobody learns anything useful. It’s like trying to show off, but ending up looking silly. The lesson here is to keep things simple and clear so everyone can understand, rather than trying to appear overly intelligent. You can apply this by always aiming to communicate in a straightforward way, ensuring your listeners truly grasp what you are saying.
