Quote by Plato

Even the gods love jokes.

Even the gods love jokes.

Summary

This quote suggests that humor and laughter are appreciated even by higher powers. It implies that even deities, who are often depicted as serious and powerful beings, appreciate the levity and amusement that comes from jokes. It highlights the universal nature of humor, as even divine figures are not exempt from finding joy in comedic moments. This quote reminds us that laughter is a fundamental aspect of human experience that can transcend boundaries, including those between mortals and gods.

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