Summary
This quote implies that when someone takes meaningful action or accomplishes something worthwhile, they are often met with criticism from others. In contrast, when someone does nothing worth mentioning, they usually do not attract any critique. The statement suggests that criticism generally accompanies and is a natural response to significant achievements or actions, highlighting the tendency of people to scrutinize those who make a noticeable impact. Conversely, it implies that remaining inactive or unremarkable typically shields individuals from receiving negative feedback or judgment.
Topics
Criticism
By Torley Wong
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