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Desire for security keeps littleness little and threatens the great with smallness.

Desire for security keeps littleness little and threatens th

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This quote suggests that the constant pursuit and desire for security can limit one's potential and keep them in a state of smallness. It implies that individuals who are fixated on maintaining stability and avoiding risks may be trapped in their comfort zones and unable to grow or reach their full potential. Additionally, the quote implies that this desire for security can also have negative ramifications for those who are already accomplished or great, as it can diminish their achievements and potential by reducing them to a smaller scale.

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