Unfortunately, a hundred fools together will not make one wise man. Seneca declares that folly is its own burden. It has been said that the man who writes for fools is always sure of a large audience. You can never read good literature too much nor bad literature too little. The person who casts off the fear of God is a fool, and thinks and acts as if he could safely disregard the eternal principles of God's righteousness.
Wisdom is too high for a fool because they walk in darkness.
Worldly wisdom is foolishness to God. A fool is any person who does not act wisely, that is, does not follow the warnings and requirements of God. The fool has said in his heart , there is no God. A fool does not understand God's works or His commandments or the requirement of righteousness. So folly is put for wickedness, mischief, foolish lusts, foolish talking, foolish questions and vain, empty, unprofitable conversation.