Yesterday, I saw the following quote on a t-shirt in a little souvineer shop in Hannibal, Missouri:
A person who won’t read has no advantage over one who can’t read.
This quote uses a formula that could work for many other verbs, too. Instead of “read,” you can substitute “think,” “vote,” “empathize,” “speak,” “listen,” or “give a damn.”
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