The acquisition of knowledge is often compared to the opening of a hard walnut shell in order to get to the edible core of the nut, which is what knowledge appears to us as.
For example, at the end of the last century there was a TV magazine, if I'm not mistaken, it was called "I Want to Know Everything", and it began with a cartoon where a boy, armed with a heavy hammer, was breaking a huge walnut.
In principle, this is a good example.
But, sometimes, it seems to me, people try to take the example of a squirrel, which does the same thing with its teeth, opening a nut, but for a squirrel's teeth this is not a problem, and a person can then meet a dentist and a dental prosthetist lol.
What is good for squirrels is not applicable to humans, and this can be compared to the advice of some bloggers on how to get excellent soil for planting seedlings for free for further planting in the garden.
So one blogger advises to find places where manure from cattle farms was unloaded many years ago and there you can collect free soil very rich in organic matter and minerals, but, at the same time, some nuances are not taken into account.
Someone will do this and will be happy, and someone will receive a very impressive fine for such activity and resourcefulness, for him this knowledge will be comparable to trying to bite a nut with teeth.
In addition, over the years, such places have turned into natural biotopes that will be disturbed by gardening enthusiasts who decided to get... as the Jews say about freebies - a freebie!
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