Friedrich NietzscheNo one dies of fatal truths nowadays: there are too many antidotes.
About This Quote
The old adage that “no one dies of fatal truths nowadays” is a call to action. It means that we no longer have to be afraid of new ideas or technologies that can help humanity thrive. We have access to the most advanced medicine and science there is, and we also have the ability to adapt and change as needed. This quote is a reminder that people should not fear new ideas or technologies as they can help us thrive as a species.
Source: Human, All Too Human
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