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He who denies all, confesses all.

He who denies all, confesses all.

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone denies or rejects everything, they implicitly admit or reveal everything they are incapable of accepting. By refusing to acknowledge or affirm anything, they implicitly acknowledge their inability to reconcile with certain ideas or beliefs. This could imply that denying or dismissing everything is a way to avoid confronting uncomfortable truths or embracing different perspectives. Ultimately, this quote implies that denial can be a revealing act that exposes one's limitations or prejudices.

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