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We suggest you turn to the Tao Teh Ching:

65

In old times those who practised a dao well, did hardly aim to enlighten
people, but to make them ignorant and hold them that way. It seems that
the more knowledge people have, the harder they are to rule. Maybe it's
hard for people to live in peace due to very much knowledge.
So he who rules the state through knowledge is robber of the state;
and who seek to rule by giving knowledge could be like [coming] bandits
preying on the land. Maybe all who seek to rule by knowledge form the
nation's curse, eventually.
He who rules a state not through knowledge is a blessing. Those who seek
not to rule by knowledge, are the nation's blessing. To rule without
giving knowledge could bring a stock of good fortune to the land. [And
maybe not.]
One who knows these two things also (sets) the standard.
Always to know such an old standard is called to of the deep, secret
calibre.
When such secret virtue becomes clear, outgoing, far-reaching, and lets
things revert back to some guessed at source, all related things could
return to some natural state. It could go all the way back to [brutal]
concord and harmony.
     -- tr. T. Byrn