Quote by Pliny the Elder

The only certainty is that nothing is certain.

The only certainty is that nothing is certain.

Summary

This quote highlights the inherent unpredictability and uncertainty of life. It suggests that we can never truly have absolute assurance or predict what will happen in the future. No matter how confident we may feel, there are always aspects of life that remain uncertain and beyond our control. It reminds us to embrace the unknown and be adaptable to change, as certainty is an elusive concept in our ever-changing world.

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By Pliny the Elder

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