Quote by George Bernard Shaw

All evolution in thought and conduct must at first appear as heresy and misconduct.

All evolution in thought and conduct must at first appear as

Summary

This quote suggests that any kind of progress or change in our thinking and behavior will initially be seen as unacceptable or rebellious. When new ideas, beliefs, or actions challenge established norms and conventions, they are often met with resistance and criticism. However, it highlights that evolution and growth require the courage to dissent and question existing paradigms, even if they are condemned in the beginning. Eventually, what was once deemed heresy and misconduct may become widely accepted, demonstrating the importance of pushing boundaries and embracing innovation for societal advancement.

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