Quote by Samuel Johnson

Disease is a physical process that generally begins that equality which death completes

Disease is a physical process that generally begins that equ

Summary

This quote suggests that disease is a natural occurrence that plays a role in balancing the equality of all living beings. It indicates that diseases are part of the physical process of life, leading to the ultimate equalizing force of death. In this context, diseases are seen as a way to remind us of our mortality and the inherent impermanence of life. They provide a mechanism for maintaining the equilibrium of existence by highlighting the fragility and temporary nature of our health.

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By Samuel Johnson

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