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And that is how a self-seeking hotchpotch distorts and…

“And that is how a self-seeking hotchpotch distorts and debases the very finest social schemes. It is the black vein in white marble; it gets everywhere, appears under your chisel at any moment without warning. Your statue has to be redone.” quote by Victor Hugo
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““And that is how a self-seeking hotchpotch distorts and debases the very finest social schemes. It is the black vein in white marble; it gets everywhere, appears under your chisel at any moment without warning. Your statue has to be redone.””

Victor Hugo

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Self‑interest corrupts noble ideas, spreading like a hidden flaw that ruins the whole structure.

In simple terms: Greed poisons good plans.

Key Takeaway

Guard against hidden motives.

Themes

morality corruption idealism

Mood

cautionary thoughtful

Type

philosophical warning

When to use this quote

  • political reform
  • community projects
  • organizational change

Key Concepts

ethical decay societal decay integrity

Questions to Reflect On

  • What hidden motives undermine your goals?
  • How can transparency protect integrity?
A Different Perspective

Idealism can survive if vigilance is constant.

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