Why learn scales?

zsquad at 06h35
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2010
Why learn scales?

I have been teaching myself how to play bass for about a year now, and I was considering getting more into scales and theory. What ate the actual benefits of knowing scales? How do they help/how would they help in the future once I get better?
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