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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate...
Does the following sentence make any sense? Please make corrections.
Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
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Hi, Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it. It's hard to see a clear meaning here. I suggest that you say it in another way.
- Hi, Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
- It's hard to see a clear meaning here.
- I suggest that you say it in another way.
- Clive
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Hi,
Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
It's hard to see a clear meaning here. I suggest that you say it in another way.
Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
It's hard to see a clear meaning here. I suggest that you say it in another way.
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CliveHi,
Truth can make its way through even the most illiterate one, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
It's hard to see a clear meaning here. I suggest that you say it in another way.
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through even -> even through
Truth can make its way even to the most illiterate, but it's human ego that hinders/stops from realizing it. (or hinders the realizing of it)
«...ego comes in the way and stops us to accept it as true even if someone is completely sure about its truthness.»
Isn't it self-deception? Or doublethink?
Truth can make its way even to the most illiterate, but it's human ego that hinders/stops from realizing it. (or hinders the realizing of it)
«...ego comes in the way and stops us to accept it as true even if someone is completely sure about its truthness.»
Isn't it self-deception? Or doublethink?
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Hi Jackson,
Actually I want to say that truth does not need any proof to prove itself true. But in many circumstances human ego comes in the way and stops us to accept it as true even if someone is completely sure about its truthness.
This is better than your first attempt. I suggest
Truth does not need any proof. But often, human ego get
Actually I want to say that truth does not need any proof to prove itself true. But in many circumstances human ego comes in the way and stops us to accept it as true even if someone is completely sure about its truthness.
This is better than your first attempt. I suggest
Truth does not need any proof. But often, human ego get
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Hi,
Perhaps Jackson will explain his thought. I just help with the English.
Clive
Perhaps Jackson will explain his thought. I just help with the English.
Clive
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Even the most illiterate people can understand truth, but it's human ego which stops to realize it.
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