23. No siempre el que más sabe

from 1 Minuto para Reflexionar · host Guillermo Erazo

Vivimos en una sociedad que venera el conocimiento y si bien no podemos negar su utilidad, el problema es que se ha hecho de la acumulación del conocimiento...

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