Quote by Carl J. Friedrich

What was once thought can never be unthought.

What was once thought can never be unthought.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the permanency of thoughts and ideas. It suggests that once something is believed or perceived, it cannot be easily erased from the mind. Once a thought is formed, it becomes a part of our consciousness, influencing our perspectives and actions. It implies that ideas and beliefs, even if proven wrong or outdated, may continue to linger in our minds, and although they can be challenged or replaced, their existence cannot be undone.

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