Nothing dies harder than a bad idea.

Summary

This quote suggests that bad ideas, despite their flaws or lack of success, tend to persist and linger longer than expected. The metaphorical use of "dying" implies that even when proven wrong or harmful, these ideas continue to thrive and influence individuals or society. It highlights the difficulty of eradicating bad ideas from people's minds or societal structures, emphasizing their resilience and ability to withstand criticism or evidence against them.

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