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Quote by Enrique José Varona
La verdad meramente subjetiva es una quimera.
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The quote rejects the idea that truth can be purely a matter of personal opinion. By calling “purely subjective truth” a chimera, it presents that idea as an illusion or an imagined impossibility rather than genuine truth.
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- Revista Cubana de Filosofía, “Breve antología de Varona”
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