Quote by Albert Camus

A fate is not a punishment.

A fate is not a punishment.

Summary

This quote suggests that fate should not be viewed as a form of punishment. It implies that the events and outcomes that occur in our lives are not a result of us being punished by a higher power or external force. Instead, it proposes that fate is simply a predetermined path or series of events that we are meant to experience. It encourages individuals to consider fate as a natural process or journey rather than a negative consequence of their actions.

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By Albert Camus

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