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Diplomacy Quote by Fernando Pessoa

“To explain is to disbelieve. Every philosophy is a diplomacy dressed up as eternity… Like diplomacy, it has no real substance, existing not in its own right but completely and absolutely on behalf of some objective.” quote by Fernando Pessoa
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““To explain is to disbelieve. Every philosophy is a diplomacy dressed up as eternity… Like diplomacy, it has no real substance, existing not in its own right but completely and absolutely on behalf of some objective.””

Fernando Pessoa

About This Quote

Source Book: The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa, 1913

Philosophy is presented as a diplomatic façade lacking real substance, serving external objectives rather than intrinsic truth.

In simple terms: Philosophy is a diplomatic mask without real substance.

Key Takeaway

Question the substance behind grand ideas.

Themes

philosophy skepticism truth

Mood

reflective critical skeptical

Type

analytical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • academic debate
  • political rhetoric
  • marketing pitches
  • religious doctrine

Key Concepts

existentialism relativism semantic analysis

Questions to Reflect On

  • What objectives do you serve?
  • How do you test a claim's substance?
A Different Perspective

Ideas may hold power despite lacking intrinsic value.

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