On the other hand, he who does not know the Scriptures yet is vain, who is poor yet proud, and who resorts to dishonest means to gain his ends, is a fool. He who, neglecting his own affairs, concerns himself with the ends of others, and who employs deceitful means to serve his friends, is called a fool. He who desires what should not be desired and abandons what may be legitimately desired, and who bears malice toward the powerful, is deemed a foolish soul. He who regards his enemy as his friend, who hates and bears malice toward his friend, and who commits evil deeds, is said to be a man of foolish soul. O bull of the Bharata race, he who divulges his plans, doubts everything, and spends much time on what requires but a short time, is a fool. He who does not perform the Shraddha for the Pitris, does not worship the deities, and does not acquire noble friends, is said to be a man of foolish soul. The worst of men, who enters somewhere uninvited, speaks much without being asked, and trusts unreliable beings, is a fool.