Quote by John Christopher

Truth does not surround itself with lies.

Truth does not surround itself with lies.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth does not seek association with falsehoods or deception. It implies that truth stands independently, separating itself from lies and falsehood. It highlights the inherent disconnect between truth and lies, implying that truth does not coexist or intertwine with untruthfulness but rather maintains its own integrity and authenticity. The quote emphasizes the notion that true information or beliefs cannot be tainted or influenced by deception.

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