Quote by Voltaire

I know of no great men except those who have rendered great service to the human race.

I know of no great men except those who have rendered great

Summary

This quote suggests that greatness is not solely determined by individual achievements or accolades, but rather by the significant contributions one makes to benefit humanity as a whole. According to the quote, those who have made a lasting positive impact, improving the lives of others and fostering progress, are the ones deserving of being considered great. It emphasizes the importance of selflessness, altruism, and the pursuit of meaningful and beneficial actions for the betterment of the human race.

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