Quote by Joseph E. Granville

What is, is; and what ain't, ain't

What is, is; and what ain't, ain't

Summary

This quote is a straightforward depiction of reality and truth. It suggests that the world is composed of things that exist (what is) and things that do not exist (what ain't). It emphasizes a down-to-earth perspective, indicating that one should accept and acknowledge the reality of a situation without fabricating or idealizing it. It promotes a pragmatic attitude towards discerning between what is factual and what is not, emphasizing the importance of facing the truth rather than denying or distorting it.

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By Joseph E. Granville

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