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The Elder Mālunkyaputta is dissatisfied,
feeling that the Buddha has not expounded to him various speculations concerning
life and death and the nature of the world. He visits the Buddha at Jetavana and
tells him of his disappointment. The Buddha points out to him that no promise
was made regarding the elucidation of such problems and tells him it were fitter
if he were to speculate by striving for deliverance. Mālunkyaputta sees the
error of his ways. M.i.426ff

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