Quote by Plato

The excessive increase of anything causes a reaction in the opposite direction.

The excessive increase of anything causes a reaction in the

Summary

This quote suggests that when something grows excessively or becomes too extreme, a response will naturally occur in the opposite direction. It implies that extreme situations tend to correct themselves or balance out over time. For example, if a population grows rapidly without proper resources or management, it may eventually face a decline or setback as a consequence. This quote encourages moderation and warns against the dangers of excessive growth or imbalances in various aspects of life.

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Revolution

By Plato

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