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Articles... Little knowledge is. Dangerous thing

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A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

The proverb 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing' expresses the idea that gaining a little knowledge can mislead people into thinking that they are more expert than they really are. This mindset of overconfidence and pride can lead to making serious mistakes which we will regret later. The saying is attributed to Alexander Pope and found in his An Essay on Criticism, 1709. The purpose of the saying is not to stop us from doing something but to acquire as much knowledge as possible before doing it. When we do things with proper knowledge it minimises the risk and danger to ourselves and to other people.

A doctor who has not earned his degree through hard and dedicated work is a menace to his patients. He can cause death instead of curing and saving their lives.

There are also many quacks and unskilled people who masquerade as specialists. They dupe and deceive people for selfish gains with no regard for the adverse consequences on other people. We must beware of these unscrupulous people.

This proverb warns us not to become falsely overconfident when we merely possess a small amount of knowledge about a subject. We should study and research on a topic extensively before proclaiming ourselves as experts.

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