Quote by Jewish Proverb

Truth is the safest lie.

Truth is the safest lie.

Summary

This quote suggests that sometimes it is safer or more comfortable to rely on lies or falsehoods instead of facing the harsh reality of the truth. It implies that truth can be dangerous or unsettling, and people often prefer to deceive themselves or others to avoid potential consequences or discomfort. However, while lies may provide temporary relief, they ultimately lead to more harm and complications in the long run. It serves as a reminder of the importance of embracing and accepting the truth, even if it may be difficult or challenging.

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