Hello steemian. I hope we all are doing great. I'm excited to be part of this contest today. And I'm also glad to be sharing this with you. Special thanks to @patjewell for organising such a logical contest.

Life is the right to know that even fools are greatest in lesson sometimes.

There is something about life not many will understand. No matter how hard we try to see life, even through our logical lenses, we’ll never understand certain phenomena about life.

_{Cheerful me}

First things first, life is a right.

For the mere fact that we have a life for free, it’s not coincidental that we exist to face some things. Everything has been programmed, and that happened even before we were born.

So, let’s get this right: life is a right. And that right comes when every person knows that it’s not just a gift, or a privilege, but a full right to exist because everyone has been intentionally made to exist.

Second, everybody is ignorant until they get to learn about something.

Ignorance can only graduate from that stage to foolishness if one does not make a deliberate effort to be better versions of themselves.

_{Ignorance isn't the end}

On the other hand, one can move from being ignorant to being wise. How about those who are fools?

Does it mean they can’t be better?

The answer here is that it depends!

Every individual has the right and ability to choose for themselves what they think is best for them.

I don’t know how fools are seen in the society. But there’s something I believe about each person, and that’s the ability to learn.

Learning does not just take place in a classroom setting. Even at that, we still have all categories of people in there.

But the truth is, fools can be greater in lessons sometimes, and that’s their right to life, which shouldn’t be questioned.

This change occurs when the fool realises his position and seeks to do better by letting go of pride and doing the needful.

This is sometimes difficult for those who claim to be wise. They always feel they cannot be foolish at any point. But the truth is, there are instances where we fumble, but it doesn’t make us foolish.

It shows our imperfections as humans, and the need for improvement.

We only become foolish when we don’t admit the mistake, and still claim to be wise.

This is the act that makes a wise person foolish, and a foolish person even better at lesson when they learn to let go of some things just to an improved person.

This is how far I can go in today’s writing.

Would like to invite @saintkelvin17, @okere-blessing, and @smartlouis to make their entries in this contest.

Thanks for reading through.