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Some truths are hard and cold, and sharp, and if one touches them one might cut oneself and bleed. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #34)

There is a danger in seeking it, for one might find it. That one does not like a truth does not make it false. How few people understand that! But there are many sorts of truths, as there are flowers and beasts. Some truths are hard and cold, and sharp, and if one touches them one might cut oneself and bleed. Some truths are like dark stones which do little more that exist unnoticed; others are green with the glow of life, like moist grass rustling in the morning sun; some truths are like frowns; and some are like smiles. Some are friendly; others are hostile; and, in both cases, their nature is just what it is, not what they may be said to be. Politics is not the arbiter of truth; it may be the arbiter of comfort, safety, conformity, and success, but it is not the arbiter of truth; the arbiter of truth is the world and nature; they have the last say in these matters. - (Witness of Gor)