Quote by Voltaire

The history of human opinion is scarcely anything, more than the history of human errors

The history of human opinion is scarcely anything, more than

Summary

This quote suggests that throughout history, human opinions have often been flawed and mistaken. It implies that the progression of human thought and knowledge is intertwined with the recognition and correction of these errors. Thus, the quote highlights how the evolution of human opinion is a testament to the capacity for learning and growth, as we continually refine our understanding and move closer to truth.

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