If somebody is legitimately intelligent and knowledgeable, the more you seek knowledge in them, the more you find. If somebody is a fraud, the more you seek knowledge in them, the less you find.

If somebody is legitimately intelligent and knowledgeable, the more you seek knowledge in them, the more you find. If somebody is a fraud, the more you seek knowledge in them, the less you find.
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