Quote by Mario Stinger

Humanity's greatest achievement will come when the happiness of some will no longer be the sadness of others.

Humanity's greatest achievement will come when the happiness

Summary

This quote envisions a future in which the happiness of one person no longer relies on the suffering or unhappiness of another. It suggests that true progress for humanity lies in reaching a state where the well-being of all individuals can be achieved simultaneously. In such a society, harmony and equality would prevail, and the happiness of one person would not come at the expense of others. This quote serves as a reminder that the ultimate goal should be a world where everyone can experience joy and fulfillment without causing harm or anguish to others.

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Happiness Hope Inspirational Sadness Achievement

By Mario Stinger

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