Lack of knowledge… that is the problem.
Meaning of the quote
The quote means that not knowing enough about something is the main issue or problem. When we don't have enough information or understanding about a topic, it can lead to difficulties or mistakes. The more we learn and gain knowledge, the better we can handle and solve problems.
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