Our enemies approach nearer to truth in their judgments of us than we do ourselves.

Summary

This quote suggests that our adversaries often have a clearer and more accurate perception of who we truly are than we do. It implies that others may possess a more objective and unbiased view of our strengths, weaknesses, and behavior, as they are not clouded by personal biases or subjective experiences. It serves as a reminder to consider different perspectives and listen to critiques, even from those we may perceive as enemies, in order to gain a better understanding of ourselves.

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