Quote by Mark Twain

The lack of money is the root of all evil.


The lack of money is the root of all evil.

Summary

This quote suggests that the absence of money is the fundamental cause for many negative actions or outcomes in society. It implies that financial scarcity can drive people to engage in unethical or immoral behavior, such as theft, corruption, or deceit. It emphasizes the significant role that money plays in shaping human behavior and the potential negative consequences that arise from its deficiency.

By Mark Twain
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