Quote by Mason Cooley

Truth can remain silent. Lies must be spoken.

Truth can remain silent. Lies must be spoken.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth often speaks for itself without the need for elaborate explanation or justification. Truth can exist and persist without needing to be proclaimed or proven through words. On the other hand, lies require words to be spoken in order to create their false narratives and deceive others. While truth can quietly prevail, lies rely on being voiced and communicated to gain credibility and mask their deceitful nature.

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Truth Lies

By Mason Cooley

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