Quote by Danish proverb

Many have too much, but none enough.

Many have too much, but none enough.

Summary

This quote suggests that regardless of how much someone possesses, they never seem to be completely satisfied or content with what they have. It highlights a sense of perpetual desire or ambition, where people constantly strive for more, even if they already have an abundance of resources or material wealth. It implies that human nature often gravitates towards always wanting more, never finding a true sense of fulfillment despite their possessions or achievements.

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