Quote by Jean-Paul Sartre

All human actions are equivalent and all are on principle doomed to failure.

All human actions are equivalent and all are on principle do

Summary

This quote suggests that all human actions are ultimately equal in their potential for failure. It implies that regardless of our efforts, intentions, or goals, we are destined to face some degree of failure in our endeavors. This could be interpreted as a pessimistic view on human life, asserting that no matter what we do, our actions are ultimately futile. It invites a reflection on the idea of failure and challenges us to find meaning or purpose in our actions, despite their inevitable outcome.

By Jean-Paul Sartre

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