Difference between knowledge and wisdom: Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein wasn't the monster. Wisdom is knowing that Frankenstein was the monster.
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One could argue that the monster in the story was Frankenstein, the doctor, who defied nature and god by creating life from dead parts.
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Also, one could argue that I have difficulty understanding other people's speech.
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Counterpoint: Abbott and Costello didn't meet some nerd ass doctor.
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Lou would never lie to me
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It makes sense for the monster to take his father’s name and thus also be a Frankenstein. So the monster is Frankenstein and Frankenstein is also the monster.
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I've also been saying this for years now. Thank you.
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I'd say, having read the book, they're both monsters, of a different sort. One is a monster by arrogance, the other is doomed to be a monster.
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