Quote by James Dye

The real truth was taken by pirates and is at the bottom of the ocean. You will have to go deep to find it.

The real truth was taken by pirates and is at the bottom of

Summary

This quote metaphorically implies that finding the real truth can be challenging and elusive. It compares the truth to a precious treasure that has been stolen by pirates, symbolic of hidden or concealed forces. To discover the truth, one must be willing to dive deep into the metaphorical depths of investigation, exploration, and introspection. It emphasizes the idea that uncovering the truth often requires persistence, curiosity, and the willingness to go beyond surface-level understanding or popular narratives.

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