It is better not to argue about some things than to say them, and it is better not to argue about some things than to argue about them.

I saw a story about Carnegie on the Internet before:

At a banquet, a man told Carnegie a joke, which quoted a sentence. Carnegie was very interested in this sentence and explained that it was quoted from the Bible.

Carnegie felt something was wrong when he heard it, and immediately pointed out that the sentence actually came from Shakespeare's work. The two had their own opinions and became red-faced.

Finally, they took this question to another friend who was very familiar with Shakespeare's works. After hearing this, the friend immediately agreed with the man's point of view and said that the sentence did come from the Bible.

Afterwards, Carnegie asked the friend very puzzledly why he "favored" the wrong side.

My friend said that pointing out his mistakes will make him embarrassed, and he didn’t ask for your opinion in the first place, and there was no need to talk back to him. It’s unwise to confront someone face to face. Just know it. .

We will always meet all kinds of people in our lives. We must understand that some things are better left unsaid than said, and some things are better not fought over.