“My uniform experience has convinced me that there is no other God than Truth”
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Source: The Story of My Experiments with Truth (Autobiography), 'Farewell' (concluding chapter), 1927.
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Placing truth at the center of life turns honesty from a pleasant trait into the thing everything else answers to. Decisions get measured against what is real rather than what is convenient, and over a lifetime that steady allegiance becomes its own kind of anchor.
When to use it
- Basing a hard business decision on the real numbers rather than the flattering ones.
- A scientist reporting an inconvenient result instead of the one that would win praise.
- Telling a friend an uncomfortable truth because honesty outweighs the easy answer.

