Answer:
Knowledge is gained by risks.
Knowledge is quick but risky.
Explanation:
The passage is taken from "By the waters of Babylon" which is a short story written by Stephen Vincent Benet in 1937. The theme of the story is that people hunt for their food and bows their priest. The knowledge in the world is gained by taking risks. Knowledge can be attained too fast but reliability is questioned. It is better to gain knowledge little by little and slowly to absorb the truth of knowledge and process the data in the brain.
