Should you write a proverb or wisdom that based on scientific experience?

What goes up must comes down, whoever deliver wickedness will receive the consequence.

Better the proverbs can be avoided for academic research writing since it has its own cultural implications

Dear Sathyamurthi Karibeeran,

    Thanks for your contribution, but I do not agree with you.

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 A small hole not mended in time will become a big hole much more difficult to mend. 

                                                            ----  Chinese Proverb

This proverb tells us that if a trivial problem is not solved in time, it will become a serious and knotty one.

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When reading, don’t let a single word escape your attention; one word may be worth a thousand pieces of gold.

                                                                      ----  Chinese Proverb

This proverb stresses the fact that study requires undivided attention. No single word should be passed over before we fully understand it. Only in this way can study be rewarded.

Some Romanian proverbs:

In the war, iron is more expensive than gold (Refers to the hierarchy of needs).

Iron is shaping while it is hot (Things are done in their own time).

Whoever sows wind, collects storm (The facts have consequences on the perpetrators).

The nail pulls out the nail (Corrupts help one another).

Where the sun does not come out the window, the doctor enters the door.

Where there are many people, power is growing.

The value of Patience: Just take your time to observe and perhaps understand

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أول الغضب جنون وآخره ندم

“Anger begins with madness, but ends in regret.”

                                                             ----  Arabic Proverb.

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اجتنب مصاحبة الكذاب فإن اضطررت إليه فلا تُصَدِّقْهُ

“Avoid the company of liars, but if you can’t, don’t believe them.”

                                                                                    ----  Arabic Proverb.

There is a Japanese proverb, "Nuka ni kugi." This is translated into English as "To pound a nail into rice bran" and means "a waste of effort," because it is a scientific fact that we cannot put a nail firmly in powder.

(I've understood that your question "Should you ...?" means "Could you ...?")

I have one my own:

Life is short for successes, and long for mistakes.

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Proof rather than argument. 

                                       ----  Japanese Proverb

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Adversity is the foundation of virtue.

                                               ----  Japanese Proverb

"Every solution breeds new problems."

"If something gets cleaned....., something else will be spoiled"

If a child does not resemble his/her father, s/he resembles the mother (Ghanaian proverb). This proverb means both parents exert great influence on the behavioral development of their children.

Dickson Adom

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Without memory, there is no culture. Without memory, there would be no civilization, no society, no future.

                                                                        ----  Elie Wiesel 

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Close the door that brings the wind and relax. 

                                              ----  Arabic Proverb.

Meaning: Block whatever is causing you stress in your life and don’t deal with it.

Some great answers......very thought provoking question.....