What this quote means

Error is inherent to human nature; we learn by stumbling. But persisting in error, refusing to acknowledge one's mistakes, becomes a serious moral fault. This quote distinguishes ignorance (forgivable) from stubbornness (condemnable). It invites us to humility and constant self-questioning. In a world where ego and pride can blind us, it reminds us that wisdom lies in being able to change one's mind, to evolve, and that persistence in error leads to ruin.

How to apply it daily

Identify a mistake you have repeated and take a concrete step to correct it, listening to others' advice.