Summary
This quote suggests that when one attempts to defend everything without having a specific focus or clear argument, they end up diluting their defense. By spreading their efforts across a broad range of justifications, they fail to thoroughly defend any particular aspect, weakening the overall effectiveness. To effectively defend something, it is important to have a clear and concise point of view, focusing on specific arguments and providing substantial support rather than attempting to cover too much ground.
Topics
Concentration
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