Quote by Francis Bacon

Truth is so hard to tell, it sometimes needs fiction to make it plausible.

Truth is so hard to tell, it sometimes needs fiction to make

Summary

This quote suggests that conveying the truth can often be difficult or challenging, potentially causing disbelief or skepticism among listeners. In such cases, the use of fiction or storytelling may be necessary to present the truth in a more credible or believable manner. By adding elements of fiction, such as imaginative or creative elements, the truth can be made more accessible and acceptable to the audience, allowing them to grasp its significance and meaning more easily. The quote highlights the idea that in certain situations, storytelling can be a powerful tool to communicate the truth effectively.

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By Francis Bacon

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