Una verdad sin interés puede ser eclipsada por una falsedad emocionante.

Summary

This quote means that even though something may be true, if it is not interesting or captivating, it can easily be overshadowed or ignored by a thrilling falsehood. It highlights the power of emotions in influencing people's perception and the tendency to be more attracted to exciting but false ideas rather than mundane, yet accurate ones. It suggests that the presentation and allure of an idea can often be more significant than its factual accuracy in capturing people's attention and belief.

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