Quote by Ovid

People are slow to believe that, which if believed would work them harm.

People are slow to believe that, which if believed would wor

Summary

This quote suggests that many individuals are reluctant to accept certain beliefs or ideas, especially if they could potentially cause harm or negative consequences. It highlights how humans tend to be resistant to accepting truths that challenge their current perspectives or beliefs, as they fear the repercussions associated with embracing these truths. The quote implies that people are often cautious or suspicious when faced with information that could potentially jeopardize their well-being or established way of thinking.

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Belief

By Ovid

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