Imagine a stupid man and a smart man both standing amid millions of books and scrolls housed in the ancient library of Alexandria: despite the fact that they both have access to the same knowledge, one of them will benefit more from this great opportunity than the other.
The smart man knows where to look and what to look for, In other words: he knows how to make the right "inquiry," that is, which books and scrolls to look for and to read.
The stupid man is stupid because he cannot ask the right questions. He doesn't know how to make the right inquiry to extract the right data. He probably would not even ask any question whatsoever.

تذكرت القصة مال بورخيس The Library Of Babel: يذكر بالقصة أنّ أكو مكتبة بيها عدد لانهائي من الكتب: كلّ ما يمكن كتابته فهو موجود بهاي المكتبة، ولكن المشكلة هي أنّ عدد الكتب لانهائي وبالنتيجة من شبه المستحيل الحصول على المعلومة المطلوبة

When it was announced that the Library was the repository of all books, the initial response was one of unrestrained joy. Men everywhere felt they were lords of a secret and still intact treasure. There was no individual or world problem for which an eloquent solution did not exist in some hexagon.

- The Library Of Babel

When a detective solves a case of murder, he doesn't jump blindly to the conclusion. First, he finds the usual suspects. Same applies to diagnosis

'الدنيا سيجارة وكاس'

الدنيا صبح والأُغنية مال سهرة
بس بما أنّ اني سهران من البارحة🍻

Your love lives in me – you are mirrored in that love, and you see your face reflected in me: nothing of this is mine, it is all yours.

- The King Of The Dark Chamber

But really you do not see the eye.
And nothing in the visual field allows you to infer that it is seen by an eye.

- Ludwig Wittgenstein

In other words:

The eye cannot see itself

- True Detective

It's not consciousness that's making us sick, it's imagination.

It's our ability to imagine—in our heads—a better, more utopian world than ours, and then compare our reality to the utopia of our mind. This is what underlies despair. As George Carlin said: "Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist."