Who does Sai Baba identify as the person who is unfit for self-knowledge and His stories?

As explained in Chapter 2, Sai Baba clearly identifies the type of person who is not fit for self-knowledge. This individual is described as having a "mind for argumentation," which leads to an abundance of ignorance and Maya. Such a person is filled with bad thoughts, engages in false logic, and is prone to refuting others rather than seeking truth. Sai states that for this person, there is no happiness in this world or the next, as their pride and cynicism mean only ignorance devours them.