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Famous aphorisms for dealing with rumors

Famous aphorisms for dealing with rumors

Rumors are things that get stronger the more they spread. MHW

Rumor is a flute played on speculation, suspicion and conjecture. Rumor Quotes English Renaissance playwright and poet Shakespeare

Because there is no correct information at all, rumors can have immediate results. Chinese modern novelist, writer, dramatist, Manchu Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi"

Children of a rumored family kill people based on rumors, and are also killed based on rumors. Modern Chinese writer and political commentator Lu Xun

Rumors are like rivers, which are extremely narrow at their origin and become wider and wider downstream. American Successful Scholar Born

Without fire, there would be no smoke; without doubts, there would be no rumors. Li Li

Common people rarely judge the value of things based on facts, but often based on rumors. Ancient Roman statesman Cicero

When people are together, they will spread rumors, just as when two branches are close, a spider will hang up its web. "The Besieged City" by Qian Zhongshu, a modern Chinese writer and literary researcher

Rumors will double the enemy's military strength that people fear, just as echoes will turn one sentence into two sentences. Rumor Quotes English Renaissance playwright and poet Shakespeare

Of all evils, rumors spread the fastest. It becomes more intense as the speed increases, and it becomes more energetic as the spread area expands. The ancient Roman poet Virgil

Only by standing firmly in the understanding of theoretical politics can he not be shaken by certain phenomena or rumors at any time!

Seeing is better than hearing a hundred times. Smell: hear. Hearing it a hundred times is not as good as seeing it once, which means that what you see with your own eyes is far more accurate and reliable than what others say. Ban Gu, a historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "The Biography of Zhao Chongguo in the Book of Han"

Would they create rumors - sometimes completely out of thin air, and sometimes make things look like they are true - in order to show that they are not stupid or insincere thing. "Camel Xiangzi" by Manchu Lao She, a modern Chinese novelist, litterateur, and dramatist

In major cities, this monster has become a household name. It was sung in the cafés, ridiculed in the press, played on the stage, and the rumor had its chance. The famous 19th century French novelist, playwright and poet Jules Verne "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"