Quote by Ursula K. Le Guin

Truth, as ever, avoids the stranger.

Truth, as ever, avoids the stranger.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth is often hidden or elusive, especially when faced with something unfamiliar or unfamiliar situations. It implies that the truth tends to be avoided or overlooked by people when they encounter something or someone strange or unknown. The quote reminds us that seeking truth requires openness and willingness to embrace the unfamiliar, rather than shying away from it. It highlights the importance of being receptive to different perspectives and experiences in order to discover the truth.

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By Ursula K. Le Guin

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