Quote by James Gordon Bennett

Remember son, many a good story has been ruined by over verification.

Remember son, many a good story has been ruined by over veri

Summary

This quote suggests that too much emphasis on verifying or validating every aspect of a story can sometimes undermine its essence and appeal. It highlights the importance of the imagination, creativity, and spontaneity that often contribute to a captivating and powerful narrative. Whether in storytelling or life, striving for too much certainty can stifle the magic and nuances that make experiences and tales memorable. Rather than getting caught up in excessive verification, the quote encourages embracing the freedom to let the narrative unfold and enchant listeners or readers with its unpredictability and charm.

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By James Gordon Bennett

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