No elevator of progress with wells of prejudices.

No elevator of progress with wells of prejudices.

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This quote draws a vivid metaphor linking progress and prejudice, suggesting that true advancement cannot be achieved when it is weighed down by deep-seated biases. The phrase "no elevator of progress" evokes the idea of a mechanical, effortless ascent, something that should ideally propel society forward efficiently and smoothly. However, the mention of "wells of prejudices" introduces a disturbing barrier — vast, deep reservoirs of preconceptions and intolerance that trap movement...

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