Quote by Sir Terence Conran

Arguably the only goods people need these days are food and happiness.

Arguably the only goods people need these days are food and

Summary

This quote suggests that in today's world, people's basic necessities can be simplified to just two things: food to nourish the body and happiness to nourish the mind and soul. It proposes that as long as individuals have access to sufficient nourishment and experience genuine happiness, they can lead a fulfilled life. This statement undermines the idea of material possessions and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing essential needs for human well-being. Overall, it highlights the simplicity of our fundamental requirements in a world often consumed by materialism.

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By Sir Terence Conran

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