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Quote by William Blake
If the fool would persist in his folly he would become wise.
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The quote presents a paradox: a fool who continues in the same foolish way would eventually become wise. It suggests that taking folly to its extreme can expose its error, turning persistent foolishness into recognition and understanding.
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- The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
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“That’s why you’ve got to be in it for the long game.”
“I still want to realize that dream!”
“笑いってなんなんだろうということは死ぬまで解決しないんだろうけど、そうやって死ぬまでお笑いに携わっていきたいなと思っています。”
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“We all need to work hard.”
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“Let truth be your guide.”
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