Quote by Orson Scott Card
Some people can't see miracles when they're right in the middle of them. Better than seeing miracles that don't exist. You're determined to stand entirely alone, aren't you? That's where I've always stood.
Summary
This quote suggests that there are individuals who fail to recognize or appreciate miracles even when they are happening right in front of them. It implies that it is preferable to not see miracles that aren't real than to be oblivious to true miracles. The statement concludes with an observation that the speaker seems to embrace a mindset of standing alone in their beliefs. This line indicates a strong sense of conviction and a willingness to differ from the majority.