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Elismerem, ez a feltevés valóban tetszetős... csak éppen semmi köze sincs az igazsághoz.
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The speaker acknowledges that an assumption can be appealing while still being completely false or unrelated to reality. The contrast between “indeed appealing” and “nothing to do with the truth” warns that persuasive or attractive ideas should not be mistaken for accurate ones.
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