Quote by Norman Ralph Augustine

Bulls do not win bull fights. People do.

Bulls do not win bull fights. People do.

Summary

This quote suggests that success is not solely determined by strength or power, but by the actions and choices of individuals. In the context of bullfighting, it emphasizes that the humans involved â€“ the matadors â€“ play a crucial role in determining the outcome. It implies that it is not enough to possess innate abilities or advantages, but it is the skill, strategy, and intelligence of individuals that ultimately lead to victory. This quote can be interpreted as a reminder that it is human effort and agency that often make the real difference in achieving success.

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By Norman Ralph Augustine

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