Quote by Paul Auster

but even the facts do not always tell the truth

but even the facts do not always tell the truth

Summary

This quote suggests that facts, although seemingly objective and reliable, may not always reveal the complete truth. Facts alone can be misleading or incomplete, leaving out certain details or perspectives that are essential for a comprehensive understanding. It highlights the importance of interpretation, context, and critical thinking in uncovering the underlying truth that may not be evident from raw data or facts alone. In essence, this quote reminds us that truth often requires a deeper level of analysis and consideration beyond mere factual information.

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Truth

By Paul Auster

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