Quote by Frigyes Karinthy

Humor is the whole truth.

Humor is the whole truth.

Summary

This quote suggests that humor has a unique way of encapsulating the entirety of truth. It implies that laughter and amusement often arise from situations or anecdotes that contain an element of truth. Humor is seen as a powerful tool to discuss serious topics or shed light on uncomfortable truths in a lighthearted and digestible manner. Essentially, this quote portrays humor as an effective means of delivering truth while also bringing joy and laughter to our lives.

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Truth Humor Funny

By Frigyes Karinthy

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