Quote by Robert G. Ingersoll

In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments; there are only consequences.

In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments; there a

Summary

This quote suggests that in the natural world, there is no system of rewards or punishments like those created by humans. Instead, there are only consequences that are directly linked to actions or events. It implies that consequences in nature are natural and inevitable outcomes of certain actions, without any intent to reward or punish. Therefore, this quote emphasizes the impartiality and cause-effect relationship of nature, highlighting that outcomes are simply a result of the circumstances and choices made.

By Robert G. Ingersoll

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