Quote by Voltaire

Society therefore is an ancient as the world.

Society therefore is an ancient as the world.

Summary

This quote suggests that society has been an integral part of human existence since the beginning of time. It implies that society is not a recent creation, but rather a longstanding aspect of human life that has evolved and developed over countless generations. The quote emphasizes the notion that human beings are social creatures who have always relied on the presence and interaction with others in order to survive, progress, and create meaningful connections.

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