You can\'t be sure of anything
You can't be sure of anything is a Play, or more precisely a Proverbe, of Alfred de Musset (1836).
This expression means that one should never be too sure of oneself, all can always change.
See too
- You can't be sure of anything! , French film of Eric Civanyan (2005).
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