Quote by Jon Ronson

Success is always less funny than failure.

Success is always less funny than failure.

Summary

This quote suggests that success is often perceived as more serious or earnest compared to the humor found in failure. Success typically entails hard work, dedication, and focus, while failure can result in unexpected and humorous outcomes. Failure is often laced with irony, mishaps, and unexpected twists that make it more comical, while success is seen as a product of discipline and achievement. This quote highlights the notion that failure can hold a certain entertainment value that success does not possess.

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