Quote by Joseph Conrad

What all men are really after is some form, or perhaps only some formula, of peace.

What all men are really after is some form, or perhaps only

Summary

This quote suggests that the fundamental desire driving all men is the pursuit of peace. Whether it is in the form of tranquility, balance, or harmony, individuals seek a state of peace within themselves and their surroundings. This yearning for peace indicates a universal aspiration for serenity and contentment. It also implies that individuals may adopt different methods or approaches, perhaps even a specific formula, in their quest for inner peace and the resolution of conflicts both internally and externally. In essence, the ultimate goal for humanity is to find and maintain a personal and collective sense of peace.

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Peace

By Joseph Conrad

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