In Part Two of Fahrenheit 451 Beatty says, “He is no wise man who quits a certainty for an uncertainty.”Explain the following:
1. What does Beatty mean?
2. What behavior is he trying to elicit in Montag?
3. Why is it unwise to quit certainty?
4. How might it be wise?
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1. What does Beatty mean?

That, it does not worth it to leave what you have at the moment to seek for what you don't know if you would ever get.

2. What behavior is he trying to elicit in Montag?

To be appreciative of what was present and available at the moment.

3. Why is it unwise to quit certainty?

This is because, the person in question might end up losing on both sides. For example, a nurse practictioner who decided to leave his work to contest for a council post might end up losing both the election and the job.

4. How might it be wise?

It would be wise, in the sense that, pursing uncertainty is the only way to actualise one's dream. For example, someone willing to effect changes in his State might leave his job inorder to contest for an elective post.

Winning the election would now be able to afford him the opportunity to contribute in the society despite sacrificing his or her job.

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