Questions for discussion:

1. And I gave my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly: I perceived that this also is vexation of spirit. For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.
2. To really understand things means to understand Good and Evil, and for that you will have to participate in their confrontation. Isn't it dangerous?
3. Being stupid is a kind of self-protection and self-defense. It's also a means of attack and offence, isn't it?
4. If you understand people and things too well, people will be afraid of you, won't they?
5. If you are too smart, people will probably try to punish you for your superiority, won't they?
6. If you see how disgusting it is to be an idiot, you will never have some advantages idiots have.
7. Right conclusions may lead to wrong ways of living. Right thought: our time is precious. What will be the conclusions? Are they as right as the right premise?
8. Instead of studying life, isn't it better to study how to earn money to buy a good apartment?
9. You began to feel the real joy of knowledge and then suddenly stopped the exploration of life, how will it effect your karma?