Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson

No facts to me are sacred; none are profane.

No facts to me are sacred; none are profane.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker holds a completely neutral and unbiased perspective when it comes to facts. They view all facts as equal and devoid of any inherent value or taboo. By affirming the lack of distinction between sacred and profane facts, the quote implies that the speaker is open-minded, willing to consider any information objectively, regardless of societal norms or personal biases.

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By Ralph Waldo Emerson

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