Quote by Bob Dylan

There is nothing so stable as change.

There is nothing so stable as change.

Summary

This quote suggests that change is inherently constant and reliable in an unpredictable world. It emphasizes that change is a natural and consistent aspect of life. The stability referred to here is not about remaining in the same state, but rather about how change is fundamental and unyielding. It implies that one can find security and comfort by embracing change and understanding that it is an essential part of existence.

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By Bob Dylan

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