Learn Only From The Knowledgeable.

He says the same goes with the Torah. When one who has poor was poverty in Torah knowledge, yet decides to teach others all he ends up producing is other people with poor Torah knowledge. The fact that he spends his time thinking up his own convoluted ideas that are not sourced anywhere in the sages, anywhere in the Torah. The fact that he spends all of his time reading and delving into foreign subjects that are outside of the world of Torah, whether it be politics or philosophy or whatever it is that people delve into. This not only hurts his own Torah knowledge to the point where he himself is lacking in Torah Torah knowledge, but it'll influence whoever is actually watching him. And there was a relying on him to be the the pillar of truth, the pillar of Torah. But Rav Elchanan Wasserman says, "No. This ends up being a domino effect." People's poor selection of where they get their Torah ends up creating more damage for them than they could imagine.