Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Man does not strive for happiness,only the Englishman does.

Man does not strive for happiness,only the Englishman does.

Summary

This quote implies that the Englishman, or perhaps the English culture, has a unique obsession with chasing happiness. It suggests that unlike other individuals or societies, the English prioritize the pursuit of happiness above all else. The quote could be interpreted as highlighting the distinctive character or values of the English people by suggesting that their determination to find happiness sets them apart from others.

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By Friedrich Nietzsche

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