Answer: People who lack experience rush into situations which wise people avoid.
Explanation:
This is a line written by Alexander Pope in his poem - An Essay on Criticism. The meaning of this line is that people who are inexperienced ("fools" in this context) tend to rush into situations which experienced people ("angels" in this context) avoid. Inexperienced people are not as cautious as wise people. With this phrase, Pope conveys his idea that lack of experience is equal to a lack of judgement.
