Quote by Benny Hill

Just because nobody complains doesn't mean all parachutes are perfect.

Just because nobody complains doesn't mean all parachutes ar

Summary

This quote suggests that the absence of complaints or criticism does not guarantee that something is flawless or without flaws. It emphasizes the importance of not mistaking silence for approval or acceptance. Just as a parachute may appear to be functioning well until tested in a critical situation, it reminds us that there could be hidden issues or imperfections that go unnoticed simply because no one has brought them to our attention. It serves as a reminder to challenge assumptions and not be complacent with the absence of feedback or complaints.

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