Quote by George Orwell

Inequility is the price of civilization.

Inequility is the price of civilization.

Summary

This quote suggests that in order for a society to function and progress, there will always be an inherent level of inequality. It implies that achieving a certain level of civilization often comes at the expense of fairness and equal distribution of resources. It acknowledges the unfortunate reality that some individuals will have greater advantages and privileges than others in any organized system. In essence, it emphasizes the inevitable trade-off between societal advancement and the persistence of inequality within that society.

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