Quote by Plato

All is flux, nothing stays still

All is flux, nothing stays still

Summary

This quote, coined by the ancient Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, suggests that everything in the world is constantly changing and in a state of perpetual motion. The idea behind this statement is that there is no permanence in life, and that what we perceive as stability is merely an illusion. It serves as a reminder that change is inevitable and that we should embrace the dynamic nature of existence rather than resist it.

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