Quote by Albert Einstein

I love Humanity but I hate humans

I love Humanity but I hate humans

Summary

This quote reflects the sentiment that one may have a deep appreciation and concern for the collective well-being, progress, and potential of humanity. However, at the same time, it expresses disappointment, frustration, or disdain for certain individual actions, choices, and behaviors exhibited by humans. It acknowledges the conflicting emotions that arise when considering the potential for greatness within the species, juxtaposed with the flaws and shortcomings observed in day-to-day human interactions.

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By Albert Einstein

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