Savaric never let reality interfere with his assumption that he and his ways were naturally superior to anyone else’s way of doing things and that everybody else in the world was either a dolt or a weakling.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Savaric never let reality interfere with his assumption that he and his ways were naturally superior to anyone else’s way of doing things and that everybody else in the world was either a dolt or a weakling." in the context of "Chapter 5 (p. 95)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.