Quote by Joseph Heller

The truth is whatever people will believe is the truth. Don't you know history?

The truth is whatever people will believe is the truth. Don'

Summary

This quote suggests that the perception of truth is subjective and influenced by peoples' beliefs. It implies that throughout history, the idea of truth has often been shaped and distorted by what individuals and communities choose to believe, rather than by absolute or objective facts. It highlights the notion that the understanding of truth can vary among different cultures, societies, and individuals based on their interpretations and biases.

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By Joseph Heller

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