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Fools do not want to understand anything.
    They only want to tell others what they think.

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13 Anyone who answers without listening
    is foolish and confused.

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People’s own foolishness ruins their lives,
    but in their minds they blame the Lord.

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Foolish people are always fighting,
    but avoiding quarrels will bring you honor.

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20 Wise people’s houses are full of the best foods and olive oil,
    but fools waste everything they have.

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15 Every child is full of foolishness,
    but punishment can get rid of it.

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26 It shouldn’t snow in summer or rain at harvest.
    Neither should a foolish person ever be honored.

Curses will not harm someone who is innocent;
    they are like sparrows or swallows that fly around and never land.

Whips are for horses, and harnesses are for donkeys,
    so paddles are good for fools.

Don’t answer fools when they speak foolishly,
    or you will be just like them.

Answer fools when they speak foolishly,
    or they will think they are really wise.

Sending a message by a foolish person
    is like cutting off your feet or drinking poison.

A wise saying spoken by a fool
    is as useless as the legs of a crippled person.

Giving honor to a foolish person
    is like tying a stone in a slingshot.

A wise saying spoken by a fool
    is like a thorn stuck in the hand of a drunk.

10 Hiring a foolish person or anyone just passing by
    is like an archer shooting at just anything.

11 A fool who repeats his foolishness
    is like a dog that goes back to what it has thrown up.

12 There is more hope for a foolish person
    than for those who think they are wise.

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26 Those who trust in themselves are foolish,
    but those who live wisely will be kept safe.

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11 Foolish people lose their tempers,
    but wise people control theirs.

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32 “If you have been foolish and proud,
    or if you have planned evil, shut your mouth.

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