Quote by John Ensign

Human beings crave freedom at their core.

Human beings crave freedom at their core.

Summary

This quote suggests that freedom is an essential and fundamental need for all human beings. It implies that individuals have an innate desire to be free from any forms of restrictions or limitations. The quote highlights the universal longing for autonomy, liberation, and the ability to make choices independently. It implies that the desire for freedom is inherent to human nature and shapes our actions, aspirations, and relationships with the world around us.

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Freedom

By John Ensign

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