Quote by Bauvard

The Search for Truth is a homeless vagrant who begs for food and gathers enough spare change for malt liquor.

The Search for Truth is a homeless vagrant who begs for food

Summary

This quote humorously portrays the relentless pursuit of truth as a neglected and disregarded endeavor. It suggests that the search for truth is comparable to a homeless person, surrounded by uncertainty and facing hardships. The description of begging for food and gathering spare change for malt liquor implies how elusive and challenging it can be to uncover the fundamental truths of life. The quote highlights the idea that the truth is often overlooked or ignored in favor of more immediate and easily accessible comforts.

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Truth Humor Funny Homelessness

By Bauvard

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