Summary
This quote expresses the sentiment that boredom can offer a sense of stability and predictability in life. It suggests that even though boredom may not be exciting or stimulating, it provides a sense of certainty and comfort, knowing that one's basic needs, such as food and shelter, are guaranteed. In a way, it implies that the monotony of boredom is preferable to the uncertainty and unpredictability that can arise from new and unfamiliar experiences.
Topics
Boredom
By Neil Gaiman