Summary
This quote suggests that many people prioritize being well-liked and accepted by others over being correct or standing up for what is right. It reflects the tendency of individuals to prioritize social approval and popularity, even if it means compromising their beliefs or truths. It highlights the influence of public opinion and the desire to fit in, which can sometimes outweigh the importance of truth and righteousness in one's actions and decisions.
Topics
Popularity
By Mark Twain