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The speaker advises youth to go to many places so that remaining in one place later can still mean knowing everywhere.

The advice treats remembered experience as a kind of continuing presence rather than literal omnipresence.

'Advice' is a three-row proverb: 'Go youth to as many places you can / So when you are old and in one place / You know you are everywhere'.

Travel is stored up against later stillness; the everywhere is remembered presence, not literal ubiquity.