The more you understand this world, the more you destroy yourself.
That’s why fools are happy, and intelligent people live in loneliness.

The more you understand the world, the more illusions fall away.
You begin to see patterns, motives, and contradictions that once went unnoticed.

With understanding comes disillusionment.
Expectations shrink.
Trust becomes cautious.
Innocence fades.

Fools appear happy not because they live better lives, but because they carry fewer questions.
They are spared the weight of constant reflection.

Intelligence often leads to loneliness.
Not from arrogance, but from distance.
It becomes harder to relate when you see beneath the surface while others remain comfortable on it.

Yet this awareness is not a curse.
It is a responsibility.

Wisdom hurts before it heals.
Clarity isolates before it frees.

Learn the world.
But do not forget to protect yourself from it.

Deep psychology