These 5,000-Year-Old Proverbs Carved Into Clay Still Ring True Today
We Have A Lot To Learn
These proverbs are 5,000 years old: literally older than the pyramids. Paper wasn't invented yet, so people carved their words into clay—but tell me you don't think these still apply today.
"A smart man does not transgress against his mother."
Don't think I need to explain this one.
"Putting unwashed hands to one's mouth is disgusting."
Wash your hands!
"He who possesses many things is constantly on guard."
Mo money, mo problems.
"Ignoramuses are numerous in the palace."
You mean those CLOWNS in WASHINGTON?!
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