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All men are two meters tall... give or take a meter.

All men are two meters tall... give or take a meter.

Summary

This quote humorously suggests that human perceptions and generalizations are often imperfect. It implies that when we make assumptions or generalize about people, there is usually some degree of error involved. Just like stating that all men are two meters tall, the quote suggests that people's characteristics can vary, leading to the idea that we should not rely too heavily on stereotypes or assumptions but instead recognize and appreciate the diversity among individuals.

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