The public wishes itself to be managed like a woman; one must say nothing to it except what it likes to hear

Summary

This quote reflects the idea that the public, like a woman, desires to be treated in a way that pleases it. It suggests that people seek affirmation and want to hear only things that align with their pre-existing beliefs or desires. The quote serves as a commentary on the tendency of individuals to prefer receiving information or opinions that confirm their biases, rather than engaging with different perspectives or challenging ideas. It also highlights the importance of examining the potential limitations of seeking opinions that only cater to personal preferences.

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