"Most people's historical perspective begins with the day of their birth"
- Rush Limbaugh
About this Quote
This quote by Rush Limbaugh suggests that the majority of people's understanding of history is restricted to their own life time. This suggests that people tend to concentrate on their own experiences and the occasions that have occurred considering that they were born, instead of looking at the larger photo of history. It suggests that people are not always familiar with the events that have actually happened prior to their birth, which they may not have a complete understanding of the context of the occasions that have occurred in their life time. This quote highlights the importance of looking at history from a wider viewpoint, and comprehending the events that have occurred prior to our own life time in order to gain a more complete understanding of the world.
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