Quote by George Orwell

Man serves the interests of no creature except himself.

Man serves the interests of no creature except himself.

Summary

This quote suggests that human beings are primarily driven by self-interest and only work to fulfill their own needs and desires. It implies that humans are inherently selfish and do not serve the interests of other creatures or act altruistically. It highlights the belief that humans prioritize their own well-being above anything else, and perhaps implies a sense of individualism and self-centeredness that is characteristic of human nature.

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