"A writer who is in a hurry to be understood today or tomorrow runs the danger of being misunderstood the day after tomorrow"
- Johann G. Hamann
About this Quote
This quote by Johann G. Hamann is a pointer to writers to take their time and be thoughtful in their writing. It recommends that if a writer rushes to be comprehended, they might be misconstrued in the future. This is since the significance of their words might be misinterpreted or secured of context. It is very important for writers to be clear and concise in their writing, however also to make the effort to ensure that their message is accurately communicated. By taking the time to craft their words carefully, authors can guarantee that their message will be understood in today and in the future.
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