Quote by Thomas Dolby

The man who never dreams, goes slowly mad.

The man who never dreams, goes slowly mad.

Summary

This quote suggests that the absence of dreaming, both literally and metaphorically, can lead to psychological decline. Without having aspirations, goals, or imaginative thoughts, life becomes monotonous and stagnant. Dreaming is seen here as an essential element for maintaining sanity and growth. It encourages one to have a sense of purpose, to explore possibilities, and to embrace creativity. By emphasizing the significance of dreams, the quote highlights the importance of maintaining a balanced and healthy mental state.

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