"همه تعمیم‌ها نادرست‌اند، از جمله این یکی"

Simplified Meaning:

Sometimes people make statements that are too broad and don't fit every situation. For example, if someone says, “All teenagers are lazy,” it doesn't account for teens who are very hardworking. The quote is pointing out that making generalizations can be misleading because they usually aren't accurate for every single case. It even humorously admits its own fault by saying the statement “All generalizations are false” is, itself, a generalization which could be false. For instance, imagine saying “All dogs are friendly.” While many dogs are friendly, some dogs can be aggressive or shy. So, it’s better to avoid making broad statements without knowing the specifics. Understanding this helps us to be more thoughtful and precise in how we communicate and judge situations. It encourages us to look at each case individually rather than applying one-size-fits-all rules to complex realities. People can apply this in life by being cautious not to oversimplify others’ behaviors or situations. Instead of assuming things about a group based on a few examples, try to understand the details and uniqueness of each case. This approach leads to better decision-making and fairness in how we treat others.