Quote by Samuel Butler

There is no such source of error as the pursuit of truth.

There is no such source of error as the pursuit of truth.

Summary

This quote suggests that the quest for truth carries no inherent flaw or source of mistake. It implies that the pursuit of truth, however challenging or uncertain it may be, is a reliable and essential means to understanding the world around us. This implies that any errors or mistakes that occur during this pursuit are not inherent to the pursuit itself but are rather external factors or human limitations that impede the process. Thus, the quote suggests that despite the difficulties, seeking truth remains a worthwhile and valuable undertaking.

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Truth

By Samuel Butler

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