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I think it means that you should not drink salt water, or maybe don't lie because if you continue to lie there will not be any satisfaction anymore and you will be miserable. I'm just guessing do not quote me on that please.

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This quote means that if the truth becomes so insignificant that it no longer means anything to anyone, then honestly whats the point of telling people anything. I imagine a world of lies where noone ever tells the truth. Some may be harmless, but a world of lies will never end in anything good. It would be really sad t othink that everyone lied to me. The scariest part? Maybe we already do live in a world of lies...

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I think this means that truth should not become so invaluable that a person has to seek lies and gossip to "quench their thirst." The author believes that someone who does this will not survive, but rather will die in the pursuit of gossip, when there is actually a world full of truth available to digest.

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I believe that the quote is suggesting that it can be dreadful or tragic to die of thirst while you're surrounded by the cast sea. The irony is that the sea is filled with water, but it's saltwater cannot quench one's thrust. "salting your truth so much" means like a metaphor implying that sometimes we can over-complicate the simple truth in life.

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Well, for the first part I do know that drinking salt water only dehydrates you, which is kind of ironic because you're in what seems like an endless body of water. I think it might mean that the more a truth is told, the more the words get mixed up and layered. This would mean that it really is no longer the truth. Or, it could mean exaggerating the truth to make it more interesting, which would defeat the purpose of telling the truth in the first place.

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Very deep thoughts for our final Friday - hmmmmmm. I enjoy the paradoxical nature of this quote. You are surrounded by water but thirsty - wanting to quench your thirst/seek the truth but not knowing how to do this. What a conundrum!