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The first truth the speaker presents is a blunt reminder: we are all ignorant of most things. He emphasizes the vast expanse of knowledge that exists and our limited understanding of it. With humor, he dismisses historical figures like Einstein and Da Vinci as mere "idiots" compared to the collective knowledge out there. This, however, isn't all bad news; it opens the door to endless learning opportunities. The ability to discover and embrace new information can reinvigorate one's passion — a much-needed antidote to stagnation. He encourages audiences to cultivate curiosity, suggesting that even the most reluctant learners can rediscover their love for knowledge through practice and exposure.