Expansion of idea on empty vessels make most noise
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as there is no helping verb does is used in sense of plural
and not is commonly used in negative sense
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Empty vessels make the most noise
The proverb "empty vessels make the most noise" means people with the least knowledge are usually the ones who speak the loudest. They hardly listen to what other people are saying because they are too engrossed in speaking about their opinions. William Shakespeare is considered to be the author of this quote.
This proverb expresses the fact that those with the least talent and knowledge has the tendency to create the most fuss. They have nothing important or valuable ideas to say. Their only aim is to make their presence felt. Though they have nothing positive to offer and people may dislike their presence but they will keep talking to make themselves feel important. They are like empty cans, empty inside but rattles annoyingly.
This proverb points to the character and the nature of some people in our society. Some people pretend to be learned and wise and will keep on boasting. They are the people who just love talking but never demonstrate them in actions. The attitude of such people is not healthy. They create negativity and discourage others with their endless and irrelevant talks.
We should not talk like someone with no brain. We must improve ourselves first by learning and gaining more knowledge and then applying them practically. We don't need to deliver loud and pompous talks. Our actions will speak for themselves.