Quote by John Peers

Constants aren't.

Constants aren't.

Summary

This short quote suggests that what we perceive as constants or unchanging aspects of life are actually subject to change. It implies that even things we consider permanent or steadfast can evolve or prove to be transitory in reality. The quote challenges the notion that certain elements are fixed and unchangeable, highlighting the fluid nature of the world and encouraging an open-minded perspective to embrace the possibility of change and adapt accordingly.

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Consistency

By John Peers

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