Ignorance Caused By Aristophanes

Aristophanes said “youth ages, immaturity is outgrown, ignorance can be educated, and drunkenness sobered, but stupid lasts forever.” This quote lists many traits that are common in the lives of people around us. Youth comes with immaturity, but it does not last forever. As stated by Aristophanes, youth is outgrown after a while. Ignorance is also a common attribute that many people possess. It may not be a good thing to act ignorant all the time, but you can avoid it by better informing yourself. Drunkenness is very similar to ignorance. With the right knowledge, you can sober yourself and change. On the other hand, Aristophanes believed that stupid was one thing that will last forever. I believe that he was referring to the act of making stupid decisions when he said that stupid lasts forever. Many things can be changed, but Aristophanes believed that stupid is not one of them.
First of all, Aristophanes believed that immaturity and youth is outgrown. I agree completely with this point. Everybody goes through a time of immaturity where they are still developing. It is part of life to go through a time of youth and innocence. Luckily, this is not a permanent thing for most people. Most people grow out of the stage of youth and immaturity and become mature adults. Just like Aristophanes stated,
Ignorance, as stated by Aristophanes, can be educated until it is no longer a problem. This can be accomplished by teaching someone the correct way to do something until they are no longer confused. Ignorance is almost never a permanent thing, so most of the time it is simply a temporary problem. Drunkenness is the same way at its roots. Drunkenness may be caused because you just don’t know what the right thing to do is. Once someone has showed you the correct way to sober up, drunkenness can be forgotten. As you can see, drunkenness and ignorance are both temporary