Quote by Alfred Nobel

Hope is nature's veil for hiding truth's nakedness.

Hope is nature's veil for hiding truth's nakedness.

Summary

This quote suggests that hope acts as a protective cover to shield us from the harsh reality of the truth. It implies that hope is a natural inclination to disguise the bare and sometimes unsettling reality we might face. By having hope, we are able to find solace in a more comforting and positive outlook, even when the truth may be uncertain or undesirable. In essence, hope serves as a coping mechanism that allows us to navigate difficult situations while maintaining a sense of optimism and belief in a better outcome.

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By Alfred Nobel

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