I could spend all day
reading the quotes of Thomas Jefferson, Mark Twain, Will Rogers, and Oscar
Wilde. Thomas Jefferson stands out for his
concise distillations of the human condition.
Mark Twain and Will Rogers found a way to blend quick humor and accuracy
into their observations. Oscar Wilde
managed a fine balance between humor and pithy observations.
I enjoy a quote that
makes me stop and populate my own lengthy thoughts around it before I can move
on. I like a quote that clings to me for
a little while after I read it.
Following is an Oscar Wilde quote that does that for me.
“A
thing is not necessarily true because a man dies for it.”
--Mitchell
Hegman
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