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Getting a bit off topic here, but I've always interpreted that aphorism differently, and apparently the history of the saying agrees with me. I've always inter
by toomanybeersies 9y ago
Getting a bit off topic here, but I've always interpreted that aphorism differently, and apparently the history of the saying agrees with me.
I've always interpreted it as being a corollary to "actions speak louder than words". Simply saying something, or having the intention to do something does not mean it will actually get done.
- thret 9y agoI just assumed it meant both. On the off topic though, I've always liked: "Words without actions lack credibility; Actions without words lack clarity." - John Stott.