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You can judge a man by what he laughs at.

You can judge a man by what he laughs at.

Summary

This quote suggests that a person's sense of humor reveals a lot about their character and values. It implies that our laughter reflects our true selves and can be a reflection of what we find funny, acceptable, or offensive. By observing what someone finds amusing, we can gain insights into their perspectives, beliefs, and morals. In essence, this quote implies that humor has the power to unveil a person's true nature and serves as a revealing window into their personality.

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