Ignorance has but one unequivocal purpose: to be ignored. Spending positive resources on simpleton behavior is an absurdity, for the ignorant in mind have but a simplex concept of sensibility; you will find yourself more at war wasting munitions than you intended.

The best remedy for ignorance is to ignore it; using an influential approach to draw out those who tire of stumbling in lunacy is just as effective as casting a wide net. Use your resources wisely and sparingly as does a fisherman with bait. Putting more bait than one needs on the hook will not yield more fish, but a bushel of contempt and frustration.

Tshombe