Quote by Anonymous

There is the truth; everything else is a cache.

There is the truth; everything else is a cache.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth is a fundamental reality, while everything else comprises mere appearances or temporary facades. It implies that truth is the ultimate source of meaning, knowledge, and authenticity, while everything else may serve as illusions or distractions. The quote encourages individuals to prioritize seeking truth and distinguishing it from deceptive or superficial elements that can potentially mask or manipulate reality.

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