"The children of well-off parents, with educational opportunities commensurate with the home environments from which so much cultural familiarity is absorbed, can be denied the extraordinary delight felt by the self taught man stumbling across Ruskin or Marx, Beethoven or Rembrandt. A clue lies in this to the reason why these things matter more than the artefects of the commonplace; unblinkered by conventional education, seeing the value in things without having been told to expect them there - and therefore seeing them truly."

Cred to A. C. Grayling.
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