Quote by Stanislaw Lem

Do not trust people. They are capable of greatness.

Do not trust people. They are capable of greatness.

Summary

This quote conveys caution towards trusting others, emphasizing that people have the potential for greatness but also acknowledging that they have the capacity to disappoint or deceive. It suggests that while individuals have the ability to achieve remarkable things, there is also a sense of skepticism and a reminder to be cautious in blindly placing trust in others. It highlights the complex nature of human behavior and the need to weigh the risks and rewards of trust before fully relying on someone.

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By Stanislaw Lem

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