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Someone who reads the fine print on a sunrise and finds a catch.
means A person who believes people are driven mainly by self-interest, and distrusts apparent sincerity or virtue.
from From Greek kynikos, doglike — the ancient Cynic philosophers shamelessly snubbed convention like stray dogs, owning nothing and judging everything.
DiogenesOriginal Cynic lived in a barrel, mocked Alexander the Great
Drifted meaningOnce a noble austere creed, now plain pessimism
Not skepticSkeptics doubt facts, cynics doubt motives