Quote by Horace

I teach that all men are mad.

I teach that all men are mad.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker believes that humans, regardless of gender, possess a certain level of madness or irrationality. It implies that everyone has their own idiosyncrasies, shortcomings, or moments of irrational behavior. The statement may reflect a view that madness is a common trait that unites all individuals, emphasizing the imperfections and unpredictability inherent in human nature. It raises the concept that no one is completely rational and perfect, reinforcing the idea that everyone has their own unique quirks or flaws that contribute to their individuality.

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Insanity

By Horace

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