Summary
This quote suggests that idleness, or the state of being inactive and doing nothing, leads to various kinds of problems and unhappiness. By describing idleness as "many gathered miseries," it implies that when people are idle, they may suffer from numerous negative consequences. These could include a lack of productivity, boredom, dissatisfaction, wasted opportunities, and ultimately a sense of misery. The quote serves as a reminder of the importance of staying engaged, productive, and purposeful in order to avoid the unhappiness that accompanies idleness.
Topics
Laziness
By Jean Paul