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A scholar's son is often the biggest fool, warning that intelligence and education don't automatically pass to the next generation and that parental wisdom can make children complacent or arrogant. This proverb is used to caution against assuming children of learned people will be equally wise, emphasizing that each person must earn their own knowledge and character.