Believing everyone is dangerous, but believing nobody is more dangerous.

Summary

This quote reflects the importance of finding the right balance in our approach to trust and skepticism. Believing in everyone without any discernment or skepticism can be dangerous as it may lead to exploitative situations. However, the quote suggests that being completely distrustful and believing in nobody is even more risky. It highlights the importance of developing critical thinking skills, so we can carefully assess people and situations, rather than falling into the extremes of either blind trust or perpetual suspicion.

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