Editing 1942: Memorable Quotes
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|''"This quote is very memorable."'' | |''"This quote is very memorable."'' | ||
− | |This is likely not the case; this quote itself is very forgettable, being very short, and containing no insight on anything meaningful. However, the irony is that this simple quote stating | + | |This is likely not the case; this quote itself is very forgettable, being very short, and containing no insight on anything meaningful. However, the irony is that this simple quote stating it’s memorableness may be enough to get it stuck in your head, making it a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy. This quote could actually be useful if you were preparing a presentation on how to give presentations, and wanted to illustrate the misuse of quotes. |
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|''"I wrote this book, and the person quoting me here is taking credit for it."'' | |''"I wrote this book, and the person quoting me here is taking credit for it."'' |