Having wisdom is always better than just trying to be right. Because being right is always subjective of the moment and doesn't necessarily consider the long-term effects. You could be right today, only to be wrong… https://t.co/rZiRnoGlGy
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wisdom always better trying right right always subjective moment necessarily consider longterm effects could right today wrong
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It seems that the post is not related to maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post is more focused on the idea that wisdom is better achieved by trying things right away, rather than always considering the long-term effects. It's a subjective matter and doesn't necessarily relate to maintenance reports or public flat houses.