Truth Quotes

"When the accused can confront their accusers, truth is more likely to emerge."

"To be is to be perceived, and perception shapes all reality we know."

"A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true."

"Truth exists independent of our opinions or preferences about it."

"To understand truth, one must be willing to question everything, including oneself."

"In the end, the market doesn't care about your intentions; it reveals the consequences of your actions."

"The most effective way to get from a place A to a place B is to ensure you're not starting from false assumptions about where you already are."

"Words such as 'planned economy' are deceptive; they suggest a rational order that has never been achieved."

"Those who promise to deliver certainty are almost certainly delivering deception."

"The person who believes he can rationally plan a complex economy is either ignorant or dishonest."

"When we say a market failed, we usually mean it failed to produce the outcome we desired, not that it failed to function."

"We must not fear the truth, whatever it may be."

"Truth emerges when we abandon otherworldly speculation."

"The pursuit of truth requires abandoning comforting illusions."

"The body's truth is the only truth that matters for living."

"The heart often knows truths that the mind has not yet learned to express."

"Truth emerges not from authority but from the honest examination of evidence and experience."

"The true is convertible with the made."

"Truth cannot contradict truth, for reality is one."

"The light of truth often blinds those accustomed to darkness."

"Truth has a power of its own."

"In every concealment there is also a disclosure."

"The first and last thing required of a genius is love of the truth."

"All that is hard to endure is hard to hide."

"Truth always finds its way to the surface."

"Truth is often stranger and more beautiful than fiction."

"Truth is the foundation of all virtue."

"Truth may be inconvenient, but it is always necessary."

"Only the nobler natures can grasp a truth that is unveiled."

"The man who has never grieved over the loss of truth, has never truly lived."