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Life is tragic for those who have plenty to live on and nothing to live for.

Life is tragic for those who have plenty to live on and noth

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This quote highlights the inherent tragedy of a life that seems outwardly comfortable, yet lacks meaning or purpose. It suggests that material wealth alone cannot bring fulfillment without a sense of meaning, passion, or personal value. It emphasizes the importance of finding purpose and fulfillment in life beyond monetary possessions, as true contentment comes from having something worth living for â€“ such as personal goals, relationships, or meaningful contributions to the world.

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