“The logical and behavioral inconsistency of some individuals inevitably destroys their credibility, turning them into definitely ridiculous figures.”

—  Prevale

Original: L'incoerenza logica e comportamentale di alcuni individui ne distrugge inevitabilmente la credibilità, trasformandoli in figure decisamente ridicole.
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