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Never advocate a cause in which you do not believe, or affect an emotion you do not feel.
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gutenberg.orgNever advocate a cause in which you do not believe, or affect an emotion you do not feel.
Hoar warns against advocating for causes one does not genuinely believe in, emphasizing the importance of authenticity.
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