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    This short quote from Marcus Aurelius expresses his willingness to change his views if shown to be mistaken through evidence, as he seeks truth rather than persisting in deception or ignorance. He believes truth cannot harm anyone, only remaining willfully misinformed.

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    This short quote from Marcus Aurelius expresses his willingness to change his views if shown to be mistaken through evidence, as he seeks truth rather than persisting in deception or ignorance. He believes truth cannot harm anyone, only remaining willfully misinformed.

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    Prove Me Wrong

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    Ruswin Rustam
    This short quote from Marcus Aurelius expresses his willingness to change his views if shown to be mistaken through evidence, as he seeks truth rather than persisting in deception or ignorance. He believes truth cannot harm anyone, only remaining willfully misinformed.

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    "If someone can prove me wrong and

    show me my mistake in any thought or


    action, I shall gladly change. I seek the
    truth, which never harmed anyone: the
    harm is to persist in one's own
    self-deception and ignorance."

    ~ Marcus Aurelius

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