You had to watch people-if you were not careful, all sorts of people would promote themselves well above their real station in life, causing nothing but confusion and uncertainty
by Alexander McCall Smith
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In "The Colors of All the Cattle," Alexander McCall Smith emphasizes the importance of being observant in social interactions. He suggests that individuals often present themselves in exaggerated ways, leading to misunderstandings about their true circumstances. This phenomenon can create confusion and uncertainty within relationships, highlighting the need for vigilance and discernment.

The quote serves as a reminder that appearances can be deceiving, and one must pay close attention to the...

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