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    Fools rush into dangerous situations without consideration of risks or consequences, whereas wise individuals carefully consider all aspects of a problem before taking action. True courage requires rational assessment of the situation rather than reckless behavior. While bravery has its place, many situations call for prudence and use of reason over brute force. Fools who act without thought often suffer losses or endanger others, but using both brain and brawn allows for intelligent and successful problem solving.

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    Fools rush into dangerous situations without consideration of risks or consequences, whereas wise individuals carefully consider all aspects of a problem before taking action. True courage requires rational assessment of the situation rather than reckless behavior. While bravery has its place, many situations call for prudence and use of reason over brute force. Fools who act without thought often suffer losses or endanger others, but using both brain and brawn allows for intelligent and successful problem solving.

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    Fools rush into dangerous situations without consideration of risks or consequences, whereas wise individuals carefully consider all aspects of a problem before taking action. True courage requires rational assessment of the situation rather than reckless behavior. While bravery has its place, many situations call for prudence and use of reason over brute force. Fools who act without thought often suffer losses or endanger others, but using both brain and brawn allows for intelligent and successful problem solving.

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    Fools rush where angels fear to tread

    Courage does not lie in running recklessly into the face of danger. There is a thin line between a
    courageous act and a suicidal act. This is as much true in every other human endeavor as it is true in
    military planning. A wise individual or a nation always calculates the consequences of his actions to
    maximize the impact of efforts or to minimize the dangers involved. Fools, on the other hand, confuse
    stupidity with courage. They make uncalculated decisions, consequences of which they have to pay
    through their noses. The sage has summed up the crux of this line of thinking with brevity in the above
    mentioned wisecrack.
    The instances of bravery have to be preceded by and coupled with the rational appraisal of the overall
    situation. There are numerous occasions in the real life where man has to retract to save his life, to lead
    his campaign to the culmination. In no way, this action can be designated as cowardice. Many a situation
    demands the use of brain more than the use of muscular power. A great warrior advised his son to use
    his head first, only then he will teach him how to use sword. Thus, an intelligent and wise person use a
    fine mix of brain and muscular power to achieve his end. Fools, in a sharp contrast to this wisdom, take a
    plunge into any situation without considering its pros and cons. They do not consider the nature and
    demands of the situation and jump into it. Thus usually suffer losses and lick the dust in the end. In
    economic endeavors, they often lose their capitals in risky economic ventures in the hope of a big
    overnight gain. On other occasions, they may put the lives of others n jeopardy by their foolish actions.
    Zamurd Khan the unpopular hero of the recent Islamabad drama, unwittingly did an explosive thing
    which could cost him not only his own life but could also result in a large number of causalities.
    The upshot of the aforementioned discourse is that one should take all the facets of a problem into
    consideration before acting. Heroism is not that what is always required. The use of brain, the most
    superior organ of the human body should go hand in hand with the use of other organs. The failure to
    use the powers of brain places one in the category of fools; hence the bottom line: fools rush in where
    angels fear to tread.

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