Quote by Socrates

How many are the things I can do without!

How many are the things I can do without!

Summary

This quote suggests that there are numerous things in life that are not essential or necessary. It highlights the idea of simplicity and prioritizing one's needs over wants. It conveys a sense of contentment and the ability to live with less, emphasizing that material possessions or excessive desires are not requirements for happiness or fulfillment.

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