Quote by Thornton Wilder, attributed
Man is not an end but a beginning. We are at the beginning of the second week. We are children of the eighth day.
Summary
This quote implies that humans are not the ultimate fulfillment or purpose of existence, but rather a starting point for something greater. By stating "We are at the beginning of the second week," it suggests that our journey and potential as humans have just begun. Being referred to as "children of the eighth day" emphasizes the idea that we are part of a new era or phase, with limitless possibilities and opportunities ahead. It hints at the idea that there is more to discover and accomplish beyond our current understanding and capabilities.