म ढ मत य क पक षसमर थन

The simple inherit folly, but the prudent are crowned with knowledge.

The schemes of folly are sin. The mocker is detested by men.

The simple inherit folly but the prudent are crowned with knowledge.

The thought of foolishness is sin and the scorner is an abomination to men.

It would be foolish to rule out the last possibility a priori.

But, given Japan s history, one would be foolish to underestimate the country.

Folly is joy to one who is void of wisdom, but a man of understanding keeps his way straight.

Folly is joy to him that is destitute of wisdom but a man of understanding walketh uprightly.

They are children of fools, yes, children of base men. They were flogged out of the land.

They were children of fools, yea, children of base men they were viler than the earth.

It would be foolish to deny that some of these factors represent serious challenges.

But it would be foolish to conclude that the euro s problems have been solved.

We should wish Europe a successful year, but it would be foolish to bet on it.

After all, it would be foolish to read too much into two historical data points.

Of course, it is pointless at this stage to re examine that tragic folly.

So it is nonsense to declare that China s currency is currently undervalued.

I applied my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly. I perceived that this also was a chasing after wind.

And I gave my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly I perceived that this also is vexation of spirit.

It would be foolish for me to abandon this, because it speaks to my most authentic self.

'Tis but folly to be waging war On one who never lost before.

Putting one's head in the sand and pretending that everyone will benefit from globalization is foolish.

Fiscal folly is widespread throughout Europe and much of the rest of the world.

But it would be rash to conclude that the interwar crisis has nothing to teach us.

But it would be foolish for the government to subsidize a particular search engine or social networking platform.

It would be rash to assume that the outcome in Russia would be as benign as Ukraine s Orange Revolution.

But it is a small grain, and one on which the average uninsured depositor, like the average tourist in a game park, would be ill advised to rely.

In that process, underestimating Libyan diplomacy, shrewdness and negotiating skills is the folly of the ignorant.

While such an outcome may be improbable, it would be complacent folly to dismiss the possibility.

From the outside looking in it seems almost perverse that Irish voters might reject the Lisbon Treaty.

For one thing, it is folly to think that more local currency debt eliminates the possibility of a financial crisis.

Indeed, it is nonsense to think that cuts in government spending should be avoided in the short run in order to lower the chance of a recession.

Given the island s complexity, and Cypriot sensitivity, it would be foolish for an outsider to try to sketch any future settlement.

Their work draws upon a recent book that Carmen Reinhart co authored with Kenneth Rogoff, entitled This Time Is Different Eight Centuries of Financial Folly.

The consensus at the time, of course, was that a robust V shaped recovery was around the corner, and it was foolish to embrace inflation heterodoxy.

What has happened is (fortunately) not an everyday occurrence it would be foolish to look at past recoveries to predict this one.

They have been saved from this folly, at least temporarily, by Putin s proposal to put Syria s chemical weapons under international supervision and then destroy all of them.

And there is probably a clear link in Obama s mind between the red line in Syria and the one he has drawn for Iran, perhaps equally unwisely, to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons.

For the time being, the Chinese may be too preoccupied with their own backyard to pay attention to such insults, but it is foolish to offend them deliberately.

A united front of Israelis and Palestinians could push the Iranian people, who until recently maintained good relations with the Jewish state, to rebel against the folly that seems to have taken hold of their leaders.

Cutting back on high return investments (like education, infrastructure, and technology) just to reduce the deficit is truly foolish, but especially so in the case of a country like Australia, whose debt is so low.

It would be imprudent to assume that the French and Dutch no votes were not about discontent with Union policies but that anger was directed against the French and Dutch governments, not Europe itself.

Most editors, when they cover Japan at all, prefer stories about the zaniness of its popular youth culture, or the wilder shores of Japanese sex.

Given the vicissitudes of the modern world, it would be great folly to accord special permanent status to a handful of States, because whatever decision is made now will inevitably be out of synch with changing realities in decades to come.

This is what happened in Ukraine in November 2004, with revolutionary consequences. It would be rash to assume that the outcome in Russia would be as benign as Ukraine s Orange Revolution.