Quote by John Ralston Saul
Nothing is absolute, with the debatable exceptions of this statement and death.
Summary
This quote playfully highlights the idea that very few things in life can be considered absolute or universally true. However, it ironically acknowledges two exceptions: the statement itself being debatably absolute and the inevitability of death. By highlighting the transient nature of most things, the quote encourages open-mindedness and the recognition of the nuances and complexities that exist in various aspects of life.
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Death
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