Ideas are more difficult to kill than people, but they can be killed, in the end.

Summary

This quote suggests that although ideas may be resilient and difficult to eradicate, they are not invincible and can be ultimately extinguished. While people may perish, ideas have a lingering potency. However, with enough effort, opposition, or suppression, ideas can be effectively extinguished, highlighting the fragile nature and ephemeral existence of profound thoughts and concepts.

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