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Quote by Lucio Tan
Life’s real assets (are) not visible. The invisible are real assets. Real assets are friends, ideas, knowledge.
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The quote says that life’s most valuable possessions are not physical things that can be seen or owned. Instead, real wealth lies in friendship, ideas, and knowledge. These invisible assets enrich life and remain important even though they cannot be measured like money or material property.
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- Los Angeles Times
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